NDSU Extension Eddy County

09/04/2026

Our online Parent Café events offer a chance to connect, reflect, and listen to other parents and caregivers. Participants in Parent Cafés report feeling inspired, supported, and energized by the experience. As an added benefit, Cafés are eligible for parent education credit hours. Certificates are sent to participants after each event.
Please join us for our September Parent Café on Wednesday, September 30th, from 12:00-1:00 p.m. CST. We will be discussing the benefits of using encouragement over praise. Register at https://forms.gle/FPHjDS5WBarCXcoF6

08/31/2026

08/31/2026

The best ideas start with the right connections.

Join us for ND Next, September 30–October 1 in Carrington, for two days of networking, community tours and conversations focused on strengthening rural North Dakota through innovation and collaboration.

Learn more ndsu.ag/ndnext26

08/31/2026

The next Agronomy Q&A is happening September 9
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08/31/2026

Ready to learn more about cover crops? We're hosting a Cover Crop Field Day!
https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/extension/events/cover-crop-field-day-carrington-research-extension-center

08/27/2026

Help support the North Dakota 4-H Camp with this Adult Experience Fundraiser! There will be several lessons to improve your BBQ skills along with a meal that highlights different kinds of meats! You don't want to miss this event!

08/19/2026

Farmers, crop advisers and agricultural industry representatives are invited to view field research trials and receive production recommendations on soybean, dry bean, corn, and sunflower during the Carrington REC annual row crop field tour. A special demonstration of autonomous tractor operation will be featured in the afternoon. https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/events/2026-row-crop-tour

08/19/2026

Drought + harvest = increased risk for fires 🔥

Before heading to the field, take time to inspect your combine, clean away dust and chaff, and check electrical and hydraulic systems for potential problems.

Most importantly, put safety first. If conditions become too hot, dry or windy, consider stopping until things improve. Equipment and crops can be replaced........ you cannot.

Read more https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2026/august/reduce-risk-of-combine-fires-with-regular-preventative-maintenance

08/19/2026

Brown and crunchy....... sound and feel familiar?

Dos and don’ts of lawn care in this summer heat >>> https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/columns/dakota-gardener/dakota-gardener-do-you-suffer-from-2018olds2019