North Dakota
The North Dakota Home Garden Variety Trial Program will receive seed packets from NDSU Extension
By 
Publisher
Bismarck, North Dakota – It’s planting time, and with North Dakota’s unpredictable weather, some crops might be challenging to cultivate.
Each spring, North Dakotans get thousands of seed packets from NDSU Extension Horticulturist Tom Kalb. The North Dakota Home Garden Variety Trial Program uses the seeds. They are then used to see numerous recommendations for gardeners in North Dakota based on research findings.
The gardeners that take part in this program report having larger yields and healthier diets as a result. The exercises are straightforward so that youngsters can learn science, and it’s also a family-building activity, according to Kalb.
He claims that because North Dakota is such a difficult region to grow anything, the plants must be able to withstand dry weather and ripen early.
You can apply on the NDSU Extension website, and the seed packets will be distributed until June 15.
-
Local News2 weeks agoPick-up driver killed in the Hatton Northwood school bus collision identified
-
Local News2 weeks agoWest Fargo Catholic school employee is charged with child pornography
-
Local News2 weeks agoPotential vulnerability of thousands of Sanford Health patients’ personal information
-
Local News2 weeks agoMan dies in Fargo after hitting a traffic signal pole with a van
-
North Dakota2 weeks agoWatchdog group accuses a former West Fargo official of financial misconduct
-
Local News2 weeks agoFargo bar forced to pay $500 fine for breaking city regulations
-
North Dakota2 weeks agoMinot uses affordable techniques for road maintenance
-
Local News2 weeks agoNumerous people show up for the FM Out of the Darkness Community Walk