Karl Hoppe, NDSU, left, talks to Tim Petry, NDSU, at CREC. Petry talked about cattle markets.

Dry conditions in several cattle states may be affecting herd rebuilding, but the U.S. did have slightly more replacement heifers (3 percent) …

Students watch James Rogers, NDSU Extension forage crops production specialist, show alfalfa roots and nodules in the soil pit at the 2026 Soi…

Kaylee Kinsey (left), DSU, finds small nodules in the alfalfa roots with DSU ag instructor, Danielle Harper.

Students and producers check for alfalfa nodules at the NDSU soil health workshop in 2026 held at the Manning Ranch.

Fields of corn in the western region of the state were a mixed bag, although this field was doing well north of Mott, N.D.

These sunflowers were developing nicely east of Dickinson, N.D., in mid-September.

Travis Messer, farmer and founder of Plains Grain & Agronomy’s southwest location, talks to the Gevo ND tour about the precision ag machin…

A Japanese carbon credit businessman comes out of the tractor that he was able to sit in to see how the machine worked. Heather Manuel, Gevo N…

Corn growing north of Mott appeared to be developing well with nice cobs. A Gevo ND tour to a farm field that had been strip till planted by P…