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DAKOTA GARDENER ...
Dakota Gardener: Growing apricots in North Dakota
Be sure to select an apricot variety that can survive cold winters, yet bloom late in the spring
BIRD FLU ...
NDSU Extension offers guidance on handling HPAI-suspected wildlife this spring
Poultry owners are encouraged to practice good biosecurity to protect their birds from Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
PORK PRODUCERS ...
S.D. pork producers encouraged tell their story through Your Farm Sustainability Report
Producers can share their sustainability efforts through the Pork Checkoff-funded Your Farm Sustainability Report
UPCOMING EVENT ...
Sheep and goat production management workshop to be held on April 6th
Preregistration required by April 3rd
GARDENING ...
Plant rhubarb, the pie plant, in March
March is an ideal month to plant rhubarb, a perennial vegetable that favors cool weather
GARDENING ...
Neighborhood Leadership Academy awards 20 mini-grants
Grants support neighborhood initiatives including community gardens in schools and parks, neighborhood gatherings, and more
Russian-thistle dispersion and the effect of plant size and stubble height
PULLMAN, Wash. — Russian-thistle is a problematic weed mainly because of its dispersion ability and high speed production. Due to its rolling motion Russian-thistle weeds can scatter over long distances....
4-H ...
North Dakota 4-H livestock judging contest winners announced
More than 170 youth judged cattle, swine, goats and sheep at the North Dakota 4-H State Livestock Judging Contest
NEW MANAGER ...