Prices can change daily at the farm level due to seasonal price patterns and production factors.

In layman’s terms, big data are beyond the storage capacity and processing power of a common machine or computer.

Actual flood events can change a homebuyer's perceptions about flood risk, thereby possibly discounting the home's value.

A summary of the studies related to evaluating the importance of farm policy and trade on N.D. agriculture.

Changes in monetary policies by the Fed may have a large impact on North Dakota’s agricultural sector.

Impacts for agricultural landowners include productivity losses caused by permanent inundation or temporary flooding.

A further decline in North Dakota cropland values will occur for the 2016 year. Will land values decline in 2017? Probably, although markets can change abruptly.

Fluctuations in the exchange rate contribute to the risk faced by agricultural producers and agribusinesses.

Biocoal could present a viable pathway to sustainable coal-based power.

Studies have found that drivers tend to downplay the risk of their own phone use.

The growth in vehicle miles traveled is important news for American farmers.

American agriculture is very different from agriculture in China, but what is common is the entrepreneurial spirit.

An important issue confronting exports of soybean is the protein content, which varies across regions and through time.

The current financial stress in agriculture has highlighted the importance of a farm maintaining financial flexibility.

A recent NDSU study examines the potential for planting delays and sheds light on multiple sides of the FM Diversion issue.

Supporting the oil and gas industry workforce with a different mix of goods and services can be challenging.

Western North Dakota has faced a dramatic increase in water demand during this decade’s oil boom. Can state water managers keep adjusting to meet the state's water needs?

Unexpected and unpredictable events have plagued the beef industry for the last 15 years.

Due to increased value of crop production, the value of land for most counties in N.D. has been considerably higher than in prior years.

Interpreting the definition of ""waters of the United States"" is easier said than done.

Seeing high grain prices again is possible, but it likely will not happen this year.

Home prices in Fargo and West Fargo have been increasing steadily.

Identifying, evaluating and using hierarchical linear models is important.

Food security is a humanistic issue as well as an economic issue.

Oil production in North Dakota could reach 41.18 million barrels by January 2020.

Some slack may remain in the U.S. labor market.

Farms outside of the Red River Valley and livestock operations outperformed Red River Valley farms and crop farms in 2014.

Small-asset credit unions are the most common, comprising 23 percent of all U.S. credit unions in 2012 and averaging 900 members.

Airfares and jet fuel prices do not move in lock step because jet fuel costs merely reflect one of the supply factors.

With increased economic freedom, people lead more prosperous and happier lives. People enjoy these benefits while maintaining, and possibly enhancing, social trust and civic engagement.