This winter wheat sample shows considerable freeze damage. While the plant may still recover, forage production will be reduced. (NDSU photo)
How to grow vegetables and fruits, divide perennial flowers, attract pollinators and control weeds will be some of the topics featured during this year's Spring Fever Garden Forums hosted by NDSU Extension. (Pixabay photo)
NDSU Extension This year’s unusual winter has led to questions for farmers and ranchers who grow forage crops in North Dakota. The lack of snow cover has left winter crops uninsulated from cold temperatures for much of the winter. Recent extreme temperature fluctuations have led to concerns about possible damage to winter annual cereal crops planted for forage late summer and early fall.
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