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NDSU field day to spotlight ag innovations

NDSU field day to spotlight ag innovations


By Scout Nelson

North Dakota State University’s North Central Research Extension Center (NCREC) will hold its annual field day on July 23 in Minot. This event offers a valuable opportunity for farmers, agronomists, and community members to explore current research and agricultural practices through guided tours and live demonstrations.

Starting at 8:30 a.m. CDT, the field day will feature insights into crop and livestock production, soil health, and environmental solutions. The event will conclude with a complimentary lunch for attendees.

Participants will have the chance to interact with NDSU scientists and Extension specialists who will present on several key agricultural topics:

  • Carbon capture and carbon markets will be presented by David Ripplinger, highlighting economic opportunities for growers interested in climate-smart practices.
  • Emily How will share how the Master Gardener Program in Ward County is helping address local hunger.
  • A soil health trailer demonstration will be led by Chandler Gruener, Carlos Pires, James Rogers, and Lacey Quail, covering fencing, cover crops, and livestock management.
  • A weed control update will be provided by Brian Jenks and Joe Ikley, focusing on best practices and new solutions for managing invasive species.
  • Leo Bortolon will offer an agronomy research update, showcasing recent field study results.
  • Barney Geddes will present findings from nitrogen-fixing research, supported by the Richard and Linda Offerdahl Faculty Fellowship.

This event allows attendees to gain practical knowledge, view real-world trials, and connect directly with research experts.

To learn more, visit the event website at ndsu.ag/ncrecfieldday25 or contact Leo Bortolon at 701-857-7677 or leandro.bortolon@ndsu.edu.

This field day is an excellent way to stay informed on emerging trends and tools in modern agriculture.

Photo Credit: north-dakota-state-university

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Categories: North Dakota, Crops, Corn, Soybeans

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