Much to the relief of farmers and ranchers, recent rains following two spring blizzards have lifted most of North Dakota out of drought.
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OAKES, N.D. – In the gentle rolling acres of southeastern North Dakota near Oakes, fifth-generation farmers Drew Courtney and his wife, Lindse…
WILLISTON, N.D. – A unique and historic farm, the Miller farm in the northwestern corner of North Dakota, is located seven miles from the Mont…
University Extension programs are rooted in the past, adjusting to the pandemic’s punch and evolving with societal needs.
Editor’s note: The following was written by David B. Oppedahl, senior business economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, for the ban…
Camelina sativa, or false flax as it’s sometimes called, is a commonplace plant, similar to canola. Until recently, it was overlooked compared to the more popular canola, also known as rapeseed.
Agriculture is a way of life for Kaitlin Kleiboeker, from her earliest memories.
Many seed companies in Montana offer WestBred wheat varieties for its reputation of breeding spring wheat and other wheat that grows well for …
Plant disease management takes an integrated approach, but frequently, the advice coming from pathologists is confusing.
Out in farm fields of Montana, where farmers have been growing chickpeas for decades, finding out how to best manage for reducing Ascochyta bl…
With input prices surging and the availability of products for spring unknown, the cost of production will likely be higher in 2022.
With input prices surging and the availability of products for spring unknown, the cost of production will likely be higher in 2022.
It was not a surprise to the markets that all wheat total production was down this year, primarily because of drought conditions in the Northe…
MALTA, Mont. – The Merrimans have been glad to see the cooler weather recently after a droughty, dry, hot summer, and are working to finish fa…
AMES, Iowa — Iowa is a major producer of grain, meat, dairy, eggs and other major agricultural commodities. The state’s agriculture has also b…
As light showers through the first couple weeks of September have brought relief to drought-stricken areas throughout the state – 0.5-3 inches…
October is National Co-op Month, where the benefits and services a cooperative provides for its members are recognized. There are thousands of…
From fertilizers that help farmers produce more to enhancing what nutrients a plant produces, there are many ways even consumers can see agric…
Like hail, wind, and precipitation, too much heat is often the cause of crop insurance claims.
Hot, dry conditions caused by climate change have added billions of dollars to the cost of the federal crop insurance program.
While Montana’s climate is absolutely ideal for growing malt barley, how does it fair for hops? Tom Britz, owner and CEO of Glacier Hops Ranch…
MALTA, Mont. – Some nice rain has fallen at the Merriman’s 4M Farms, providing a nice seedbed for the upcoming winter wheat crop.
HELENA, Mont. – After weeks of chasing green lines of hay, Joe Dooling is now busy as ever chasing white lines down the interstate. With two c…
PAGE, N.D. – It’s been a challenging summer for farmers across the state as drought conditions have stunted crops, leaving farmers to prepare …
STARBUCK, Minn. – The weather pattern changed in late August and rain finally arrived in Pope, Douglas, and Otter Tail counties.
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