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Dr. Rex Sun and his team from North Dakota State University will have a "weedbot" that operates by remote control and seeks out weeds for site specific weed management will be one demonstration at the 2022 Big Iron Farm Show.
JAMESTOWN, N.D. -- Technology might be a limit in precision agriculture, but the biggest limitation is imagination. Topics at this year's Precision Ag Action Summit in Jamestown, N.D., ranged from Google Glass, a technology for putting a smartpho...
NDSU Agronomy Seed Farm Annual Field Tour Set NDSU research and Extension specialists will be on hand to discuss current crop issues and answer questions from producers and other visitors. 6:12 pm, Jun. 22, 2021 × Visitors attend a field tour at North Dakota State University's Agronomy Seed Farm. NDSU photo Wheat, soybeans, crop diseases and pests, soils, weed management and unmanned aircraft systems are among the topics for the annual field tour July 19 at North Dakota State University’s Agronomy Seed Farm. The tour starts at 5 p.m. The Agronomy Seed Farm is one mile...
Due to its potential danger, producers should take extra precaution when applying anhydrous to their fields. Written By: Emily Beal | × When used safely, anhydrous ammonia is of minimal concern for producers. However, if the substance is used in an unsafe manner, it can lead to very dangerous outcomes. Forum News Service file photo. As the region heads into planting season, producers should be mindful of anhydrous ammonia safety. “When anhydrous is handled safely, it is fine. But, the problem is that if it is not handled safely, it can be very dangerous,” said John Nowatz...