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“We’ve been dealing with an active weather pattern this spring, obviously,” said Brian Bruckner, general manager of the Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District, during its board of directors meeting last
There previously had not been research conducted to weigh the interaction between subsurface drainage spacing and traditional disease management in the Red River Basin.
This winter is on pace for the warmest on record, and it's one of the least snowy, too. But Jeff Strock, a professor and soil scientist at the University of Minnesota Southwest Research Center, said he isn't worried about this growing season.
Diversifying crop systems and water quality trends will be topics at 22nd annual Hawk Creek Project annual meeting.
“There’s a strong signal from the 1990s to the early 2000s that indicates we are getting wetter springs and drier summers.”