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A Slow Start for Planting at T-T Ranch

Published May 4, 2018

Farmers in the Grace City, North Dakota area are in the field, but for Justin Topp, it has been a slow start. “Farmers have started, but things are moving fairly slow. The well-drained fields have been seeded. Now, farmers are…

Walsh County Soils Remain Cool

Published May 4, 2018

Walsh County, North Dakota farmers are busy in the field, but conditions are touch and go. Midwest Consulting agronomist Dave Svobodny says frost is still coming out of the ground and soil temperatures are cool in places. "In spite of…

NDFB Scholarships Awarded

Published May 4, 2018

The NDFB Promotion and Education Committee has awarded eight scholarships through the NDFB Foundation. The Becki Palmer Scholarship for high school seniors went to Nicholas Effertz of Velva and Michael Kraft of Munich. Jarrett Lardy of West Fargo earned the…

Hoeven Pleased with Farm Bill Progress

Published May 4, 2018

On Thursday, North Dakota Senator John Hoeven hosted a farm bill roundtable discussion with members of the Fargo-Moorhead/West Fargo Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee and commodity group leadership. Hoeven said progress is being made on the farm bill. "The House…

’18 Dry Bean Production by Class

Published May 3, 2018

According to USDA, dry bean planted are is projected to decline by more than 7 percent to a total of 1.37 million acres in 2018. In the most recent Vegetable and Pulses Outlook, projected production by class is similar to…

Severe Drought Introduced to North-Central ND

Published May 3, 2018

Soil moisture supplies are short in a large share of North Dakota and South Dakota. The latest Drought Monitor expands the areas with abnormally dry and moderate drought conditions. Severe drought conditions are now being reported in north-central North Dakota.…

Updates to the Livestock Indemnity Program

Published May 2, 2018

On April 24, USDA announced changes to its Livestock Indemnity Program. Producers who lost livestock to diseases directly related to an eligible adverse weather event may now be eligible for assistance. North Dakota Farm Service Agency Livestock Program Specialist Brad…

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A Slow Start for Planting at T-T Ranch

Walsh County Soils Remain Cool

NDFB Scholarships Awarded

Hoeven Pleased with Farm Bill Progress

’18 Dry Bean Production by Class

Severe Drought Introduced to North-Central ND

Updates to the Livestock Indemnity Program

A New Name for NDSU Extension

Crop Watch: A Fast Planting Pace

Red Potato Market Hits a Low

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