Breadcrumb Ag Home Extension Extension County Offices Adams County Events Page Title Events & Articles Body County Extension Office Adams County 4-H Events Services Contact Us Widgets Adams County Events Keywords Categories ConferencesFairsField Days & ToursFree EventsIn-personVirtual/OnlineWorkshops & Classes Start Date Operator Is less thanIs greater thanIs between Search Dates Min Max There are no events for this county at this time. Pagination Previous page Prev Page 2 of Page 1 Current page 2 Next page Next Results: 11 - 18 of 18 2 See all NDSU Agriculture Events Articles from NDSU Keywords Advanced Search Tags - Any -4-H4-H-camps4-H-contests4-H-fairag technologyag technology-machineryag technology-precision agbeefbusinessclimate officecommunitycropscrops-alfalfacrops-alternativecrops-barleycrops-canolacrops-chickpeascrops-corncrops-covercrops-drainagecrops-droughtcrops-dry beanscrops-fertilizercrops-field peascrops-flaxcrops-foragescrops-grain dryingcrops-grain storagecrops-hempcrops-irrigationcrops-lentilscrops-oatscrops-pest managementcrops-pesticidescrops-plant diseasescrops-potatoescrops-pulsescrops-ryecrops-safflowerscrops-soybeanscrops-sugarbeetscrops-sunflowerscrops-weedscrops-wheatdisastersdisasters-agrosecuritydisasters-droughtdisasters-flooddisasters-summer stormdisasters-wildfiredisasters-winter stormdisasters–summer stormenergyenvironmentenvironment-pesticidesenvironment-range managementenvironment-reclamationenvironment-waste managementenvironment-waterenvironment-wildlifefamilyfamily-adolescencefamily-adult developmentfamily-agingfamily-caregivingfamily-child developmentfamily-parentingfamily-relationshipsfarm economicsfarm economics-budgetsfarm economics-managementfarm economics-marketingfarm safetyfield-day-dickinsonfield-day-willistonfinancefinance-estatefinance-familyfinance-planningfloodfoodfood-entrepreneurshipfood-nutritionfood-preparationfood-preservationfood-safetyhayhomehome-buildingshome-pestshome-safetyhome-septic systemshome-waterhorticulturehorticulture-flowershorticulture-fruitshorticulture-houseplantshorticulture-landscapinghorticulture-lawnshorticulture-pestshorticulture-plant diseaseshorticulture-soilshorticulture-treeshorticulture-vegetableshorticulture-weedsHPAIhuman healthhuman health-fitnesshuman health-mentallawngarden-generalleadershiplivestocklivestock-animal healthlivestock-beef cattlelivestock-dairy cattlelivestock-economicslivestock-feedinglivestock-goatlivestock-grazinglivestock-horseslivestock-managementlivestock-manurelivestock-pestslivestock-poultrylivestock-sheeplivestock-swinelivestock-waterlivestock-wildlifemeatpollinatorsreports-annualsmall farmsoilsoil healthstaffstaff-new hireyouth Prairie Fare: Plan ahead for healthy, budget-friendly mealsAugust 20, 2026 Organizing your menus and grocery lists ahead of time can help ensure all food groups are included on your plate. Manage cyanobacteria in water sources to lower risk of livestock poisoningAugust 20, 2026 Cyanobacteria blooms are caused by excess nutrients, specifically nitrogen and phosphorus. Dakota Gardener: The birds and the bees and the cucumbersAugust 18, 2026 Bees and other insects are the primary method of pollination for cucumbers, so if they are not actively pollinating the flowers, then the fruit will not form. Grazing management key to drought recovery and resilienceAugust 14, 2026 Ranchers should have a grazing management plan in place that includes the possibility of drought continuing into the 2027 growing season. Forage nitrate levels can spike following rainAugust 14, 2026 Allow at least a week for plants to reduce nitrate accumulation before grazing or haying. Prairie Fare: Taste the freshness of farmers market findsAugust 13, 2026 Farmers markets provide local produce harvested at peak ripeness and grown closer to home than food that sits in transit. Dakota Gardener: Why is my grass brown?August 12, 2026 Cool-season grasses’ natural response to intense summer heat is to go dormant. Drought brings increased risk of livestock nitrate poisoningAugust 6, 2026 The best way to prevent nitrate poisoning is to control the type and quantity of forage offered to livestock. Pagination Previous page Prev Page 3 of Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page Next Articles