While this winter's unprecedented mild weather has been delightful for people, those balmy conditions are putting some trees and plants at risk. Ron Smith, extension horticulturalist at North ...

The following are measures to protect our trees for the winter. If younger trees aren’t already mulched with shredded wood, apply a layer 5 inches thick in a circle 5 feet in diameter, and kept ...

During the past 60 years since the windbreaks were planted, the understanding of how trees perform in a prairie environment has improved, said Liz Smith, North Dakota Forest Service stewardship ...

Frost hallmark of North Dakota winter. MIKE MCCLEARY, TRIBUNE ... The display turned bare, dormant trees and earth-toned grasses of the stark prairie into a pristine magical and environment. ...

Writing in a recent issue of North Dakota Water magazine, Dr. Rodney Stroh warned that the Missouri Basin is starting to feel the effects of global warming. In the last few years, he noted, the ...

Let’s look at some temperatures in Bowman, North Dakota, from this past winter. The lowest temperature in Bowman last winter occurred on Jan. 13, 2024. It was minus 31 degrees Fahrenheit.

This tree was nominated by Joel Allen, with the North Dakota Forest Service. This new state champion has a total of 73.6 points for having a circumference of 2 feet 9.1 inches, height of 35 feet ...