The HREC's annual field tour will feature information on weed control, small grains diseases, variety trials and more.

Regenerative soil health is the focus of this year’s organic/sustainable agriculture tour.

Canned goods do not last forever, so be sure to check dates on foods periodically.

Participants will view research trials and receive current production information.

This is the time of year when trees are working like crazy, making the most of the time in our limited growing season.

Participants will view research trials and receive current production information.

Field day topics will include upcoming pulse breeding releases, trial results, weed control updates, and variety of horticulture and irrigation topics.

Consider food safety when cooking and eating outdoors.

National Forage Week is June 19-25.

The Dickinson Research Extension Center will host a livestock-focused field day on July 12 and their annual horticulture and agronomy field day on July 13.

To improve your lawn's health, resist mowing your grass too short.

4-H youth receive scholarships from the North Dakota 4-H Foundation.

Blister beetles are attracted to blooming alfalfa and weeds.

Beef cattle profitability and antibiotic are among the topics for the July 18 field tour.

Sun exposure of 15 minutes, two or three times a week, is enough to produce adequate vitamin D.

Peonies are an easy-to-grow plant, with beautiful, colorful blossoms.

Keep grain as cool as possible during the summer to extend the storage life and limit insect activity.

The Adult Mental Health First Aid program helps participants to recognize, understand and respond to signs of depression and other mental health concerns.

Charcuterie boards can make a full meal with all the food groups.

The best practice for alfalfa weevil management is scouting.

The quality of water impacts cattle intake and weight gain.

Instead of buying sleeping lady beetles from California, it makes more sense to provide an environment that is inviting to our local lady beetles.

Sheep farmers can learn from a panel discussion on feeder lamb management and marketing in 2023.

The tour will provide participants an opportunity to visit six unique research trial and demonstration sites.

Dark leafy greens are rich in carotenoid pigments and vitamin K.

If you have a bare spot in your garden or if you want to add a special accent to your container planting, consider moss rose.

The June 29 field school will provide updates on weed identification, herbicide site-of-action, late-season wheat disease and soil.

Fresh and dried herbs can add flavor without salt.

No Mow May is a British pollinator movement that was embraced by the town of Appleton, Wisconsin

The FDA will implement the change after June 2023.