N.D. Soybean Council approves research money
Published: Feb 01, 2010 11:29 am - 0
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — The North Dakota Soybean Council has approved $815,000 in research money for fiscal 2011.
The popularity of soybeans has grown in North Dakota in recent years, with acres now approaching 4 million.
Production set a state record in 2006 at 122 million bushels. Last year’s production of 116 million bushels was the second-highest in history.
The council says that as the crop has grown in North Dakota, the challenges associated with pests, diseases and market development also have increased.
The popularity of soybeans has grown in North Dakota in recent years, with acres now approaching 4 million.
Production set a state record in 2006 at 122 million bushels. Last year’s production of 116 million bushels was the second-highest in history.
The council says that as the crop has grown in North Dakota, the challenges associated with pests, diseases and market development also have increased.
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