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North Dakota cropland values increased 11.59% heading into the spring of 2024, marching upward from 2,863 per acre to 3,174 per acre, says Bryon Parman, North Dakota State University (NDSU) Extension agricultural finance specialist.
Cattle producers will have an opportunity to see how Angus‐sired cattle from their operation perform in a feedlot during the North Dakota Angus University calf feed‐out program this summer and fall.
NDSU Extension Grand Forks County horticulture agent, Carrie Knutson, describes how using different growing techniques, such as a trellis, can help save gardeners some work.
The event is scheduled at the U.S. Geological Survey Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center at Jamestown.
Ranchers depend on grass as a primary source of forage, whether it be rangeland, pasture or hay. While they carefully select species to plant as cover crops or plan a total mixed ration, many ranchers do not know the primary grass species their livestock consume.