Ag Research

NDSU Agriculture research enhances the economic development, quality of life, sustainability of production and protection of the environment in North Dakota It's an important component of agriculture’s $30.8 billion economic contribution to North Dakota.

Williston Research Extension Center Takes a Multi-pronged Approach to Managing Root Rot Diseases

Big Data Initiative at NDSU Adds Value for North Dakota Stakeholders

North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station researchers at the Agronomy Seed Farm and Research Extension Centers throughout the state develop and share technology to enhance the quality of life, sustain food, feed, fiber and fuel production, and protect our heritage - the great land and resources of North Dakota.

The North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station conducts research at several amazing facilities including:

• Beef Cattle Research Complex

• Jack Dalrymple Agricultural Research Complex

• North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network Center (NDAWN)

• Peltier Complex: Ag Products Development

• Plant Diagnostic Lab

• Veterinary Diagnostic Lab

Several additional labs, centers and institutes within the NDSU College of Agriculture, Food Systems and Natural Resources are part of the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. Visit these academic department pages with in the College of Agriculture, Food Systems and Natural Resources to learn more

NDSU REC Field Days give you the opportunity to see agricultural and horticultural research in action. You'll hear directly from NDSU researchers and specialists as they share the latest discoveries and research-informed practices impacting North Dakota.

JOIN US FOR THE 2023 REC FIELD DAYS.