Gray skies, rain showers, and muddy roads were challenging but didn’t stop NDSU Research Extension Centers (REC) from hosting field days in mid-July throughout the state. Sharing unique research studies and technologies, such as soybean biofumigation, with farmers and ranchers and others was a key component of the two weeks where each REC opened its doors for a day or two to the public.
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NDSU field days marked by rain, mud, research
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The new DREC laboratory was named the Wardner Agricultural Laboratory after former North Dakota Sen. Rich Wardner ahead of the agronomy tour the next evening. Wardner was superintendent of Dickinson Public High School years ago.
Gray skies and sprinkles at Hettinger Research Extension Center’s field day this summer.
