What impact does the combination of seed treats + genetic resistance have on combatting Soybean Cyst Nematode? #scn

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NDSU researchers are using automated feeders, RFID, sensors and video monitoring to measure individual livestock feed intake, behavior, growth and health. ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-rese…

The NDSU Variety Trial Selection Tools puts research data at your fingertips. Compare different varieties, sort results by yield, test weight and other characteristics. Explore the data that matters to you most. Variety Trial Results ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/…

Join us at these events featuring fresh air, dirt under your boots, and crops brushing your shins.....and if you're real lucky....maybe even a grasshopper or two 🌱🐛🚜 ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-home…

A milestone for NDSU Agriculture! We celebrated the opening of the Bolley Agricultural Laboratory yesterday. The new facility will advance research, education and solutions for North Dakota agriculture. ndsu.edu/news/2026-08-10-nds…

👀NDSU Soybean breeder Carrie Dottey and her team are working to develop high-yielding varieties using genetics from some of the country's top-performing soybeans while breeding them specifically for North Dakota's growing conditions. agupdate.com/farmandranchgui…

We're not done yet! 2 more Field Days are the calendar! Nesson Valley Irrigation Field Day August 5 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. CT ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/… Oakes Irrigation Research Site Field Day August 6 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. CT ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/…

Leadership transitions are underway for the State Board of Agricultural Research and Education (SBARE). Effective July 1, John Nordgaard was elected chair and Pam Gulleson vice chair. SBARE also welcomed new members Aaron Galbreath, Christie Jaeger and Brian McDonald, along with legislative appointee Rep. Austin Foss. SBARE works with the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station and NDSU Extension to identify priorities, guide policy and help shape the future of agricultural research and Extension across North Dakota. ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsrelease…

Can't get enough of Field Days.....we're hosting two specifically for dry beans July 21 and 22. Walk the plots. Talk with the experts. Take home practical solutions. From emerging varieties in the breeding pipeline to the latest recommendations for nitrogen, weed and disease management, the Dry Bean Field Days are your opportunity to learn directly from the researchers behind the work. 📌Forest River - ndsu.ag/drybean-FR-26 📌Hatton - ndsu.ag/drybean-Hatton Thank you to @northarvestbean and @BushsBeans for their support.

Week 2 begins tonight! #NDSUFieldDays continue this week starting with the Agronomy Seed Farm (Casselton, ND) tonight. July 13 - NDSU Agronomy Seed Farm July 14 - NDSU Carrington REC July 15 - NDSU North Central REC July 16 - NDSU Langdon REC Full details >>> ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-rese…

Field Days start now! Research plots. Field demonstrations. Conversations with experts. Follow along as NDSU REC Field Days get underway across North Dakota. #NDSUFieldDays #AgResearch

The best 2 weeks of summer are here 🚜 Across North Dakota, NDSU REC Field Days offer a unique opportunity to step into the research plots, see ongoing studies firsthand, and hear directly from the experts behind the research. From crop production and soil health to livestock, grazing management, horticulture and precision agriculture, NDSU Field Days highlight the research shaping the future of agriculture in our state and beyond. Find your Field Day ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-rese…

Every field tells a different story. Walk the plots. See the results. Join NDSU plant pathologist Michael Wunsch on Thursday, July 16, for the Makoti On-Farm Study Plot Tour, where you'll walk research plots evaluating how variety selection, planting date and seed treatments can influence field pea and lentil performance under Aphanomyces root rot pressure. You'll compare side-by-side treatments, see how disease pressure varies between fields with different crop rotation histories and hear findings from this ongoing multi-year, multi-location research effort across North Dakota. Whether you're looking for practical management strategies or want to see current research in action, this tour offers valuable insights you can take back to your operation. Lunch will be provided, and there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions and discuss results with NDSU researchers. Learn more ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/…

Ready to explore the latest in ag research and innovation? NDSU Field Days kick off in 1 WEEK! Join us at RECs across the state beginning July 7 to hear from experts in crops, livestock, soil health, precision ag and everything in between. View the full schedule ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-rese… We'll save you a seat 🚜

Research doesn't end with collecting data..... it continues through conversations in the field. NDSU Field Days begin NEXT WEEK! Join us ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-rese…

NDSU Field Days are just 2 weeks away! Join us July 7-16 across North Dakota for the latest in #ag research and innovation. Find your Field Day ndsu.ag/fielddays26 #NDSU #ndsuag #ndsufielddays

One of the biggest benefits of attending NDSU Field Days is the opportunity to connect with the people behind the research. Meet NDSU researchers and Extension specialists, ask questions about challenges you face and learn about the latest findings in crops, livestock, soil health, and ag tech. Turn our research into practical solutions for your operation. Find your Field Day ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-rese…

Last week we celebrated a major investment in the future of livestock research, education and North Dakota agriculture. Our upgraded Swine Research Facility features a new 600-head expansion barn and classroom addition. The upgrades enhance our opportunities for research in swine nutrition, production efficiency, and animal welfare all while providing hands-on learning experiences for students in the @ndsucafsnr. Private support played a critical role in bringing the project to life. Thank you to @ndcorn, @NDSoybean @NDFU who were principal contributors, providing more than $3 million in funding. Their investment underscores the strong connection between livestock production and North Dakota’s crop-based economy. Read more ndsu.edu/news/2026-06-15-nds…