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Cover Crop Summit Insights: From Soil to Systems
The cover crop summit is jammed packed with helpful information and programs. Alexis Correira, NDSU Conservation Agronomist, has reflections of the summit.
Spring Stalled: Soybeans on Hold
The cold and wet conditions are keeping soybean farmers out of the field. Are there ways around it? Jeff Stachler, NDSU Extension Cropping Systems Specialist has some ...
Breaking Down Biofuels Policy in 2026
With oil prices still high, it’s a good idea to keep an eye on bio fuel policies. Matt Gammans, NDSU Assistant Professor, in the Agribusiness and Applied Economics dep...
Moisture in the Bank: A Promising Start for Southwest ND Soybeans
John Rickertsen, NDSU Hettinger Research Agronomist, has the latest from the southwestern part of North Dakota.
The Early Edge on Soybean Weeds
It may feel premature but it is time to think about early season weed control in soybean. Joe Ikley, NDSU Extension Weeds Specialist has the details.
The Good Guys in the Soil
There are bad and good bacteria in a farmer’s field. Barney Geddes, NDSU Microbiological Sciences, Assistant Professor, is recruiting the good guys.
Early Planting Outlook: Opportunity or Gamble?
Ana Carcedo, NDSU Extension Agronomist, has a look into the extended forecast and the ups and downs of potentially planting early.
From Trial Data to Tractor Cab: AI on the Farm
AI can help to determine the optimal production practice for a field. Working with AI is Shawn Conley, Soybean and Small Grain Specialist with the University of Wiscon...
The Phosphorus Factor in Soybeans
With soybean, finding the optimum phosphorus level can be challenging. Lindsay Malone, NDSU Assistant Professor in Conservation Agronomy, is conducting a phosphorus st...
War in Iran and the Ripple Effect on Farm Inputs
The war in Iran may be far away but it could have a major impact on this year’s planting season. Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension Crops Economist, has the latest developme...
Seed Treatments & Seedling Survival
Before planting soybeans it’s a good idea to get a jump on some of those nasty pathogens. So today, we’re talking about seed treatment, with Wade Webster, NDSU Extensi...
Back in the Tank: Dicamba for 2026
Weed control in soybean may be a bit easier this year because of a dicamba label release. Joe Ikley, NDSU Extension Weeds Specialist has the details.
2026 Farm Budget Outlook: Tight Margins Ahead
2026 is showing low returns for some of the major crops. Here to walk us through the budget projection is Ron Haugen, NDSU Farm Management Specialist.
Building Soybean Markets, One Handshake at a Time
The North Dakota Soybean Council is exploring other markets and connecting with people, in order to open more trade doors. Evan Montgomery, Vice Chairman of the North ...
Getting the Nod: Research on Soybean Inoculation
How important is inoculating soybeans? Victor Gomes, NDSU Extension Cropping Systems Specialist, has the research.
Agriculture’s Economic Forecast: Tight Margins, Tough Decisions
Here with a peek into the economic outlook for 2026 is Bryon Parman, NDSU Agricultural Finance Specialist.
Smarter Strategy, Better Decision Making on the Farm
Our guest this week will be one of the featured speakers at the Northern Corn and Soybean Expo. Ken Gilliam, Vice President of the Directions Group will focus on strat...
Growing Knowledge: Winter Education Opportunities for Producers
It is also a good time for professional development. Here, with a few opportunities, is Angie Peltier, University of Minnesota Extension Crops Educator at the Northwes...
2025 Soybean Season Recap, Part 2: Storms, Stress, and Looking Ahead
Ana Carcedo, NDSU Extension Agronomist has more of the ups and downs of the 2025 soybean growing season and a look into 2026.
From Start to Finish: Recapping the 2025 Season (Part One)
Ana Carcedo, NDSU Extension Agronomist has the ups and downs of this year’s growing season, in part one of the 2025 growing season wrap up.