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Dickinson Research Extension Center field days set for July 9 and 10

Timely, cutting-edge information focused on the agricultural issues facing the region's farmers and ranchers will highlight the respective field days.

The North Dakota State University (NDSU) Dickinson Research Extension Center (DREC) will host an agronomy field day on July 9 and livestock-focused field day on July 10.

The July 9 event begins at 9 a.m. (MDT) at the DREC main office. Lunch will be provided by the Dickinson Chamber of Commerce Ag Committee after the agronomy tour.

Presenters and topics for the agronomy tour are:

  • Herbicide resistant kochia management-Joe Ikley, NDSU Extension weed specialist
  • How much lime do my acid soils need?-Chris Augustin, DREC director and soil scientist
  • Data driven conservation-Lindsay Malone, NDSU School of Natural Resource Sciences (SNRS) assistant professor, Climate Smart Approaches in Ag
  • Phosphorus management of soybeans-Dayne Tallier, NDSU SNRS graduate student
  • West river canola demands of sulfur-Krishna Katuwal, DREC research agronomist
  • North Dakota Agriculture Weather Network Demonstration-Cassidy Holth, meteorologist

The July 10 event begins at 9 a.m. (MDT) at the Manning Ranch Headquarters in Manning, North Dakota and will conclude with a provided lunch.

Presenters and topics for the livestock tour are:

  • Impact of heat stress in feedlot production systems-Rachael Gibbs, Hettinger Research Extension Center ruminant systems management specialist
  • Economics comparing drylot and grazing heifer development methods using fixed-time AI and finishing of non-pregnant heifers-Doug Landblom, DREC associate research specialist
  • Selecting replacement heifers: Determining the objectives for expected positive herd change-Lacey Quail, NDSU Extension livestock management specialist at the North Central Research Extension Center
  • Increasing carbon sequestration through grassland management-Llewellyn Manske, DREC rangeland research scientist
  • Virtual Fence-Miranda Meehan, NDSU Extension livestock environmental stewardship specialist
  • Noxious weed management via drone-John Dipippo, Spotters Aerial Ag
  • North Dakota Agriculture Weather Network Demonstration-Cassidy Holth, meteorologist

For more information, visit the DREC event page at NDSU.ag/DRECevents or contact Chris Augustin at 701-456-1103 or chris.augustin@ndsu.edu.


NDSU Agriculture Communication – June 26, 2024

Source: Chris Augustin, 701-456-1103, chris.augustin@ndsu.edu

Editor: Kelli Anderson, 701-231-7006, kelli.c.anderson@ndsu.edu

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