Cover crops protect and enrich North Dakota soil
On Tuesday, September 10th, farmers in North Dakota spent some time learning about cover crops, as NDSU Dickinson extension ...
Minot Daily News3d
Environmental Quality funds mitigation projects
The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality has allocated $2.8 million in EPA-sponsored grant funding to support eight nonpoint source pollution mitigation projects, according to a department ...
AgWeb2d
Farmer Finds Lost Treasure, Solves WW2 Mystery
In 1991, Jim Dick broke the black soil of his North Dakota fields and struck a silver enigma—an inscribed armlet bearing the ...
Post-Bulletin1d
Plainview's small farm with big dreams
Their farm might be small, but Jonathan Stensgard and Jordan Flynn have big dreams. Those dreams are about freedom and ...
The Bismarck Tribune26d
Feeling the (prescribed) burn; conservation practice growing in North Dakota
North Dakota Wildlife Federation (NDWF), a nonprofit ... "The fire sets the stage for what's already there in the soil to grow and express itself." Larson said fire has also benefited his ...
The Western Producer6d
Eastern Prairies slow to adopt precision soil sampling
John Brecker, soil scientist at Agvise Laboratories in North Dakota, says Manitoba’s soil testing trends echo what he sees in ...
Manitoba Cooperator14d
Manitoba slow to adopt precision soil sampling
Manitoba producers have been slow to embrace precision soil sampling. One industry representative says they're missing out on crop benefits.
panow15d
Improving soil health skills through new training program
A soil health up-skilling program for crop advisors is taking root in Manitoba and Saskatchewan with support from leading ...
KFGO7d
Soy foam product seen as safer firefighting alternative to ‘forever chemicals’
John Hejl is both a soybean farmer and a firefighter. He farms near Casselton, west of Fargo, and is the chief of the Casselton Volunteer Fire Department, which serves a large rural area. He said he ...