Wet weather across North Dakota could cause a scab (Fusarium head blight) problem for wheat and barley producers.

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The NDSU Plant Pathology Department is providing a potato blightline service at no charge.

What to do with fields with poor plant populations is an urgent question now that all of the plants that are going to emerge have done so.

Studies have led researchers at NDSU to recommend that strobilurin fungicides not be used on chickpea in North Dakota in 2007.

North Dakota net farm income dropped nearly 90 percent in the west to $7,000 per farm, from $60,000 in 2005.

Cattle brought into North Dakota must be officially identified.

NDSU livestock specialists offer the pros and cons of creep feeding.

Livestock producers should get their animals vaccinated against anthrax now, the NDSU Extension Service's veterinarian says.

A number of factors can influence the amount of damage that cold weather causes to winter wheat.