Resources

We take the guesswork out of what sources are reliable and share information that is vital to the success of our lands. Use the fields below to search our resource library by location, topic or partner.

windbreak renovation

Managing Mature Windbreaks Part 4: Renovation Techniques

Extending the life of a windbreak with – and without – heavy machinery.

Managing Mature Windbreaks: Part 2 – Windbreak Scouting

Windbreaks should be scouted annually, but what exactly are we looking for? Watch the video below to learn more.

Managing Mature Windbreaks: Part 3 – Performance Assessment

Learn how to assess the performance of a windbreak. Watch the video below.

Managing Mature Windbreaks: Part 1

Tips, tricks, and lessons learned providing technical and financial assistance to restore deteriorated windbreaks. Watch the video below.

Cattle by a pile of rocks.

Manure Management

NRCS has many practices and technical information to help farmers with manure management. Properly managed manure can improve soil quality, crop yields and reduce the…

Dutch Elm

ND Invasive Species of Trees

Current, relevant information for North Dakota communities, tree care professionals and natural resource professionals about invasive tree pest threats to our forests and shade trees.

NDSU Range and Pasture Resources

Visit the links for resources from North Dakota State University on Range and Pasture. NDSU Grazing Handbook Ranchers Guide to Grassland Management IV NDSU Extension…

A bee on a thistle.

Nests for Native Bees

Native bees are North America’s most important group of pollinators. Nest sites are simple to make, and can be added to any area of greenspace,…

New Species for North Dakota Windbreaks

Windbreaks are unique forest resources on North Dakota’s landscapes. Prairie soils can be tough for trees to grow in, and as we seek diversity in…

North Dakota Champion Tree Program

Learn about the biggest trees in North Dakota and how to nominate your own! Watch the video below.   Additional Resources Register of Champion Trees

Cattle in a pasture.

North Dakota Conservation Forage Program (CFP)

CFP partners with North Dakota producers to convert marginal crop lands back into grasslands to improve forage availability and quality.