North Dakota Field Days Now On Video

Catch up on all you missed. Lon Tonneson

Published on: Jan 7, 2004

Missed going to North Dakota State University (NDSU) research center field days this summer?You can now get to them all this winter – from the comfort of your office.

NDSU has launched a Web site features video shot from 2003 Field Days throughout the state. A text version is also available.

The video and text is available at the NDSU Research Extension Center Web site at: www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/research.htm. Click on 2003 Field Days. Or go to the Web site www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/afsnr/rec-days/index.html.

You can find information on the site about a wide variety of topics, from cattle to the latest crop varieties. You also can choose whether you would like to view the videos from a particular Research Extension Center such as Carrington or by topic, such as wheat or barley. The researchers involved and their topics include:

  • Bob Henson, Carrington REC – Chickpea and niger thistle
  • Chet Hill, Williston REC -- Value added agriculture
  • Chip Poland, Dickinson REC – Lay farming concept and utilizing pastures to shorten beef cattle confinement time.
  • Dave Franzen, NDSU soil scientist – Soil management and intensive wheat.
  • Dean Steele, NDSU agricultural engineering – Furrow and hill potatoes.
  • Elias Elias, NDSU durum breeder – Durum varieties.
  • Eric Ericksmoen, Hettinger REC – Increasing canola production and twin row corn.
  • Greg Endres, Carrington REC – Intensive wheat management.
  • Jan Knodel, North Central REC in Minot – Canola late season pests and grasshoppers.
  • Jerry Franckowiak, NDSU barley breeder – Barley crops.
  • Jim Hammond, NDSU flax breeder – Neche flax.
  • Jimmie Richardson, NDSU soil scientist – Root development.
  • Lee Manske, Dickinson REC – Grazing management practices.
  • Luis Del Rio, NDSU dry bean pathologist – Dry bean diseases.
  • Marcelo Carena, NDSU corn breeder – Goals of the cornbreeding program.
  • Mark Halvorson, North Central REC in Minot – Ascochyta blight control in chickpea and pulse crops.
  • Mike McMullen, NDSU oat breeder – Characteristics of newer oat varieties.
  • Paul Schwarz, NDSU barley quality chemist – Malting barley quality.
  • Randy Mehlhoff, Langdon REC – New facility at the Center.
  • Rich Horsley, NDSU barley breeder – New six-row varieties.
  • Roger Ashley, Dickinson REC – Soil-borne pathogens in winter wheat.
  • Ron Smith, NDSU horticulturist – Various horticultural topics.
  • Stephen Neate, NDSU barley pathologist – Barley diseases.
  • Vern Anderson, Carrington REC – Economics of wheat straw in cattle pens and using fly ash in feedlots.
  • Vern Hofman, NDSU agricultural engineer – New sprayer concepts for disease control.
  • Doug Landblom, Dickinson REC – Creep feeding.
  • Kevin Sedivec, NDSU range management specialist – Drought management and native and tame grass management.
  • Mohamed Mergoum, NDSU hard red spring wheat breeder – Wheat variety performance.
  • Phil Glogoza, NDSU entomologist – European corn bore and soybean aphid management.
  • Doug Landblom, Dickinson REC – Weaning transitions and other projects
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