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“A Change in Climate”
Supplement to The Journal & Tioga Tribune
- Cloud Seeding
- Intercropping
- Carbon Credit
Gettin’ Down to the Nitty Gritty
Bale Grazing – The Next Year
Article by: Karl Hoppe, Ph. D. NDSU Extension Livestock Specialist Aug 22, 2022 Bale grazing is an alternative method for feeding the cow herd in the winter, when snow is too deep for cows to graze grass, cover crops, or crop residue, or additional or replacement feed is required. Traditionally, a tractor/loader, feed wagon, andContinue reading “Bale Grazing – The Next Year”
August 2nd Soil Health/ Crop Tour
More and more farmers and ranchers are becoming interested in practices that can improve the health of their soil as a means of improving productivity, profitability and/or resiliency to weather extremes. If you would like to learn more about what some producers in the area have been doing to improve their soil health, make plansContinue reading “August 2nd Soil Health/ Crop Tour”
Dakota Gardener: Your lawn mower scares trees
The mower is one of the leading killers of trees in yards, parks and orchards. By Tom Kalb, Horticulturist NDSU Extension Shark Week in America is coming. We can watch horror stories of people getting attacked by sharks all week on television. Imagine yourself alone in a swimming pool. A trap door in the poolContinue reading “Dakota Gardener: Your lawn mower scares trees”
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