The program uses the direct costs and yields from the 2014 projected crop budgets for nine regions of North Dakota.

NDSU Extension’s cropping systems specialist for southwestern North Dakota is honored.

In addition to variety, the size and health of the plant can impact how well the crop will tolerate the cold.

This technology has the potential to increase yields by increasing nitrogen efficiency and, at the same time, protecting the environment.

4-H’ers from Walsh, Eddy and Foster counties bring home top land judging honors.

Water the soil around your foundation if the soil is pulling away from the basement walls.

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

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

Waterlogging affects a number of biological and chemical processes in plants and soils that can affect crop growth in the short and long term.