Crops
- Drought in Mercer County, 2017. Photo by NDSU
Weed and Herbicides
- Weed Control Strategies with Dry ConditionsDrought -- When Weeds Can Become Friends
- Herbicide Applications with Hot Dry Conditions
- Grazing and Feeding Restrictions for Herbicides
- Herbicide Concerns After a Drought
- Soybean PRE Herbicide Activation
- Herbicide Carryover Concerns in 2021 (04/29/21 article)
- Common Lambsquarter Control (CPR 6-10-21)
- Postemergence Herbicide Applications in Hot, Droughty Conditions (CPR 06/10/21)
- Post-Emergence Herbicides in Wheat (CPR 6-03-21)
- Dry Soils and Low Humidity will impact air temp inversion timing, duration and intensity (CPR 5-20-21)
- Germination depth of weeds (CPR 5-20-21)
Production
- Irrigated Sunflowers
- Dry Spring Conditions: Considerations Before Deciding to Replant
- Installing Irrigation During a Drought
- Guidelines for Haying Drought Damaged Small Grains
- Winter Wheat Vernalization (4-29-21)
- Soybean plant populations (CPR) 06-17-21
- Plant Stress 2021: (CPR 6-10-21)
- Foxtail Millets for Hay (CPR 5-27-21)
- How Heat and Water Stress Effects Wheat Plants in Vegetative Stage (CPR 6-10-21)
- How Much Topsoil Loss is Enough (CPR 5-20-21)
- Harvest Drought-stressed Small Grains as Forage News release June 2021
Fertility
- The Fertilizer Value of Wheat Straw
- Fertilization in drought
- Reducing Fertilizer Rates in a Drought
- Urea Application in a Drought
- Fertilization in a Drought
- Ammonia Application in a Drought
- Sidedress in a Drought (CPR 6-17-21)
Disease
Insect Pests
Dry Weather Decreases Risk for Wheat Midge in 2021 (CPR 6-24-21)
Current Research and USDA Resources
Government Programs
Drought and Preventative Planting Crop Insurance
Marketing
Potential for Drought Can Impact Prices and Marketing Plans April 2021
