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NDSU: Biologicals Offer No Yield Response

Published December 20, 2023

NDSU Extension Cropping Systems Specialist Greg Endres presented during the Getting it Right in Soybean Production webinar. Endres recapped research on biologicals for the last two growing seasons. “In 2022, statistically, there was no response among all of the treatments,”…
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Demand to Surpass Supply in Renewable Diesel Market

Published December 17, 2023

According NDSU Extension Crops Economist Frayne Olson, state policies are driving the demand for renewable diesel. “California, Washinton and Oregon have all passed similar kinds of legislation,” said Olson. “To be very honest, we’re having a hard time in agriculture…
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A Slow Herd Rebuild Ahead

Published December 17, 2023

Cattle numbers remain low. NDSU Extension Livestock Economist Tim Petry says any herd rebuild is going to be a long process. “The bred heifer numbers we put on this summer were really low so the rebuilding is going to have…
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Carbon Insets Present New Opportunities

Published November 3, 2023

A new option for carbon credits is gaining popularity. NDSU Extension bioenergy economics specialist David Ripplinger says to be on the lookout for carbon inset programs. “Long term, it will likely become a common part of marketing crops and livestock…
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Land Values May Level Out

Published October 17, 2023

NDSU Extension Ag Finance Specialist Bryon Parman said land may not be as attractive of an investment with what is happening with interest rates and cash rent. Other investments are getting more interest. “CDs and things like that haven’t really…
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A Strong Cash Position

Published October 17, 2023

During the NDSU Extension Outlook Conference for Agricultural Lenders, expansion was part of the discussion. Crops Economist Frayne Olson said farmers are in a strong cash position and seem to be in growth mode. “There’s going to be really stiff…
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Soybean Disease Moves North

Published September 10, 2023

Despite a dry year, NDSU Soybean Plant Pathologist Wade Webster has seen disease pressure in pockets throughout North Dakota. “We’re finding quite a bit of white mold that lined up well with different rainfall events.” Charcoal rot was also found…
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