The report highlights the most recent cutting-edge sheep research conducted at NDSU.

Most custom rates have increased 10 to 20 percent from the previous survey conducted in 2007.

Saline and sodic soils affect approximately 12.6 million acres of agricultural land in North Dakota.

Check whether stored grain needs to be dried this spring.

The major losses are $57.6 million to the crop sector, $50.9 million to households and $42.9 million to the retail trade sector.

Buyers and renters should not be blinded by the many positives and ignore potential negative outcomes that could occur.

NDSU Extension nutrient management specialists are collecting data to help producers use manure as fertilizer.

Artificial insemination can be beneficial in a beef operation.

Six site-years of data have been generated from trial locations at Carrington and Prosper.

Each issue of the report contains valuable information about insect and disease problems.