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NDSU Statewide Variety Trials
North Dakota Hard Red Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results and Selection Guide 2025
North Dakota Durum Wheat Variety Trial Results and Selection Guide 2025
North Dakota Hard Red Winter Wheat Variety Trial Results and Selection Guide 2025

Field Guide to Sustainable Production of High-quality Durum Wheat in North Dakota
Optimal Seeding Rates for Small Grains
Optimum and Last Planting Date, Minimum Stands, Crops Loss from Frost or Hail for Small Grains
Replanting or Late Planting Crops (A934)
Small Grains Development Using Zadoks, Feekes, and Haun Scales
Estimating Wheat Yields
Dry Seedbeds Require Special Tactics or Rain
Guidelines for Haying Drought Damaged Small Grains
Frost Tolerance (% Survival) of Wheat, Barley and Oats
How Heat and Water Stress Effects Wheat Plants in Vegetative Stages

Soil & Fertility

Fertilizing Hard Red Spring Wheat and Durum (SF712)
Fertilizing Winter Wheat (SF1448)
Nitrogen Extenders and Additives (SF1581)
Yield Impact of Seed-placed Nitrogen Fertilization in Wheat
Effectiveness of Using Low Rates of Plant Nutrients

RESEARCH REPORTS

Split In-Season Nitrogen and Sulfur Applications Increase Spring Wheat Yield and Quality in Conventional and No-Till Systems (Carrington REC, 2024)
Durum Intensive Management Study: Impact of Postemergence Nitrogen on Seed Quality (Carrington REC, 2024)
Interseeding Legumes with Hard Red Spring Wheat (Carrington REC, 2024)
An Overview of the Nitrogen Response of Corn and Wheat at the Carrington Research Extension Center from 2013 to 2024 (Carrington REC, 2024)
Testing Nitrogen Fixing Biologicals in Spring Wheat (Carrington REC, 2023)

Weed

North Dakota Weed Control Guide
Herbicide Resistant Traits in Minnesota and North Dakota (PS1945)
Kochia Control in Spring Wheat (2023)

Field Crop Insect Management Guide (E1143)
IPM BASICS: Integrated Pest Management in North Dakota Agriculture (PP863)
Cereal Leaf Beetle (E1230)
Annual Wheat Midge Risk Maps
Scouting for Cereal Aphids in Wheat and Barley
Integrated Pest Management of Wheat Stem Sawfly (VIDEO)
Swath Grain with Heavy Infestations of Wheat Stem Sawfly (VIDEO)
Hessian Fly Problems in Wheat
Armyworm and Army Cutworm
Risk forecast for wheat midge remains low heading into 2026

North Dakota Field Crop Plant Disease Management Guide
Small Grain Disease Forecasting Model
Fungal Leaf Spot Diseases of Wheat: Tan spot, Septoria/Stagonospora nodorum blotch and Septoria tritici blotch (PP1249)
Identifying Wheat Diseases in North Dakota
Bacterial Leaf Streak Field Research on Hard Red Spring Wheat
Fungal Leaf Spot Field Research on Hard Red Spring Wheat
Fusarium Head Blight (Scab) Fungicide Field Trials in North Dakota

RESEARCH REPORTS

Fungicide Treatment Increases Wheat Yield and Test Weight (Carrington REC, 2024)

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Crop Nitrogen Calculator App

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Small Grain Disease Forecasting Model

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