The hands-on fencing school is aimed at anyone interested in building, maintaining or understanding fence systems.

Hands-on sessions will cover a variety of topics, including animal health, nutrition, the calving process and safe handling techniques.

Participants can learn about the importance of prairie ecosystems, prairie plants, soils, birds and pollinators.

NDSU Extension agents have received reports of low or toxic water sources.

Effective July 7, Scaglia will serve in an interim leadership role overseeing NDSU Extension agents and educators.

There are a few options for extending the grazing period beyond early spring.

Understanding the capabilities and limitations of virtual fencing systems is an important step in implementing the technology.

NDSU Extension teams and individuals were recognized for excellence.

The webinar will feature a sheep producer who has owned guardian dogs for decades.

Look back on past grazing management to anticipate how it can affect 2026 forage production.

Participants will receive interim and final reports on feedlot performance and carcass traits for their calves.

NDSU Extension experts recommend having a drought plan in place, regardless of spring conditions.

The webinar will include an overview of international lamb trade in 2025 and highlight opportunities for U.S. lamb industry members in 2026.

Recent detections of HPAI in poultry and dairy operations across the country highlight the importance of preparedness and early identification.

The overnight camps help teens become familiar with the most serious hazards associated with operating tractors and agricultural machinery, as well as with the fundamentals of safe operation and maintenance.

Session presenters will share research-based information to help participants improve everyday care and decision-making for their horses.

The North Dakota State Board of Animal Health plans to step up surveillance and enforcement of animal movement regulations at fairs and events in 2026.

The afternoon workshop will focus on practical, up-to-date information for both new and experienced producers.

Program topics include herd health, succession planning and a market outlook.

NDSU Extension has released 2026 short- and long-term agricultural planning price projections for North Dakota.

Don’t overlook the value that forages can contribute to your feeding program.

NDSU researchers have estimated the cost of topsoil lost to natural erosion and tillage practices.

Program topics will include maternal nutrition, vaccination and record-keeping.

Researchers will incorporate Anova’s Promogen immunity testing into the Dakota Sire Testing Program.

NDSU's annual Lake Region Extension Roundup in Devils Lake will provide updates on crop production, marketing, livestock, weather, technology and more.

Topics covered will include using record data to improve livestock operations and easily summarize production metrics.

Topics will include Beef Quality Assurance, cattle financing and a livestock market outlook.

Farmers and ranchers have until March 2, 2026, to file their 2025 income tax returns without penalty if they have not made estimates.

The Dec. 19 event will also offer 15 concurrent seminars covering agronomy, livestock and agricultural life.

The webinars will feature discussions on equine disease traceability, winter manure management tips and financial aspects of horse ownership.