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NDCISA is Proud to Sponsor Brea Schiele, Top 4-H Crop Exhibitor at the ND State Fair

Aug 28, 2024

The North Dakota State Fair is always a highlight of the summer, bringing together the best in agriculture, livestock, and youth programs. NDCISA has sponsored this prestigious Top 4-H Crop Exhibitor Award for many years. We are thrilled to announce that the title of...

Tips for a Safe Harvest

Jul 29, 2024

Ensuring the Safety of Our Farmers Harvest season is right around the corner, and it's a busy time for all of us in the fields. At North Dakota Crop Improvement and Seed Association, we know how crucial it is to feed our nation and keep our communities thriving. A...

Featured Variety: AAC Stronghold

May 11, 2023

Attention durum wheat farmers! NDCISA is excited to promote AAC Stronghold - one of the newest Canada Western Amber Durum varieties with exceptional performance and adaptability. With its solid stem and excellent wheat stem sawfly tolerance, AAC Stronghold is the...

Featured Variety: CDC Landmark VB

Apr 11, 2023

We are excited to introduce to you the latest in spring wheat varieties: CDC Landmark VB! This high-yielding semi-dwarf wheat is rated I to Fusarium head blight, and is also tolerant to the orange wheat blossom midge. With its semi-solid stem, CDC Landmark VB is...

Spider Mites in Soybeans

Aug 25, 2021

It has been the driest year recorded in 125 years in North Dakota. Leaving crops in our area to suffer from many different problems. One of those being spider mites in soybeans. Spider mites become a problem in hot and dry temperatures. They can be very hard to...

Grain Handling

Jun 21, 2021

If not done properly, grain handling could be a very dangerous occupation. Grain handling facilities receive, handle, store, process, ship a variety of seeds and grains. Here at North Dakota Crop Improvement Seed Association, we follow all regulations put into place...

Grain Storage

Jun 21, 2021

At North Dakota Crop Improvement and Seed Association, we take great pride in our grain quality. Good grain quality starts way before we even start harvesting. Having good grain quality also helps the economic value of the grain. Protecting the grain quality before it...