“Sheep production and profitability hinges on animal health, management and marketing for the 2023 lamb crop,” says Travis Hoffman, NDSU/UMN Extension sheep specialist. ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsrelea…

The Department of Animal Sciences at North Dakota State University is pleased to announce recruitment for a twelve-month, tenure-track 100% Swine Extension at the rank of Assistant Professor. ndsu.ag/swinespecialist

Harmful algal blooms are increasingly being reported to the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality Quality. Blue green algae or cyanobacteria is harmful to livestock, pets and humans. For a list of bodies of water with advisories/warnings/under investigation storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/c87584…

Dr. Carolyn (Carrie) Hammer was selected as Interim Associate Dean of the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, & Natural Resources. She has been faculty in NDSU Department of Animal Sciences for 18 years. View profile: loom.ly/ArOKv6s Welcome, Dr. Hammer! #ndsucafsnr #NDSUagriculture

Yesterday our team had the opportunity to share about our research at the NDSU Central Grasslands Research Extension Center field day. M.S. student, Josh Wianecki did a great job sharing about our NDSoybean project managing rye with grazing in a soybean production system.

There was lots of interest in the research Zac Carlson, Kevin Sedivec and I are conducting using virtual fence to manage grazing. Thank you NDSU AgExpStation for supporting this research. We are really excited to evaluate this technology in different grazing systems!

Double the opportunity to join an #NDSUFieldDay today! #NDSU Dickinson REC Annual Field Day - #Livestock Tour Jul 12, 2023, 9 am - 12 pm MDT NDSU Williston REC Annual Field Day - #Agronomy and #Horticulture Tours Jul 12, 2023, 4 - 8 pm CDT Details ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag…

A graduate research assistantship (MS) evaluating integrated crop livestock systems is available in the Animal Sciences Department at North Dakota State University. The primary objective of this study to assess the influence of feeding cattle on cropland during the winter.

Today NDSU Department of Animal Sciences and School of Natural Resource Sciences M.S. student Josh Wianecki provided an updated on our NDSoybean project evaluating rye management with grazing in a soybean production system during the livestock tour at the NDSU Carrington Research Extension Center field day.

Registration is open for a six-week summer session. The program runs from July 24 to Aug. 28. There is no cost to the service member, and the registration deadline is July 23. Mondays from 9 to 10 a.m. with the possibility of an added evening session. ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsrelea…