NDSU awarded an $800,000 grant to further develop and commercialize the technology to produce biobased products.

Scientists will study management options that sustainably enhance livestock productivity while conserving regional biodiversity.

Obtaining Tree Campus USA status is a very positive step for NDSU with respect to promoting and celebrating trees on our campus, community and state.

Both varieties have high yield potential in North Dakota.

Ashtabula has a high yield that is very competitive with private company Roundup Ready cultivars.

Details of NDSU’s recent beef research are available in the new North Dakota Beef Report.

["In addition to outstanding quality, Carpio has shown excellent yield potential in NDSU yield trials, as well as very good yield stability across multiple ...

Cavalier, a nontransgenic soybean, is expected to replace acreage of Jim and Traill.

The corn hybrid guide is a good source of information for farmers and agronomists looking for data on hybrid performance in North Dakota.

Experiments included top hybrid checks recommended by the industry in target environments, including western and northern North Dakota.