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NDSU Dickinson Research Extension Center The Dickinson Research Extension Center has a unique blend of staff and programs. Research and Extension staff include animal, crop and range scientists.

The Dickinson Research Extension Center was established by the 1905 North Dakota Legislature as a research location representative of the Missouri Plateau region. The goal was to develop research on crop production for farmers of the region and to improve native and introduced forage crop production for cattle ranchers. Over the years the Center has grown from the original 160 acres to the current 4,916 acres - 3,259 acres are at the ranch unit north of Dickinson where range and beef research is conducted. Today, the Dickinson Research Extension Center has a unique blend of staff and programs.

Improve your soil sampling with these eight essential tips!
10/15/2026

Improve your soil sampling with these eight essential tips!

Email from NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center Update from the NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center October 13, 2026   Eight Tips for Soil Sampling Chris Augustin – Director, Dickinson Re

Ensure your cattle thrive this winter with the right protein supplements!
10/08/2026

Ensure your cattle thrive this winter with the right protein supplements!

Email from NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center Update from the NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center October 7, 2026 Seasons are Changing – Dormant Forage Protein Supplementation Douglas L

Farm Equipment SaleNDSU Dickinson Research Extension Center -1041 State Ave. Dickinson, ND 58601This auction is for used...
10/07/2026

Farm Equipment Sale
NDSU Dickinson Research Extension Center -1041 State Ave. Dickinson, ND 58601

This auction is for used equipment. NDSU does not warrant any of the items for any purpose. It is understood that all items offered for sale are “as is-where is.”
NDSU Reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

This property will be offered on a silent auction. Bids will be received by Stacey Winter.
Bids are confidential until deadline on October 19th, 2026 by 2:00 P.M. MDT
Contact Stacey at 701-231-8954. Calls will be taken from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM MDT.
[email protected] – email any time of day

Payment is due at time of pick up, must be cash or check.

Bids will be received from October 1st – October 19th, 2026 by 2:00 PM MDT
Silent Auction – you only bid once. Bidder is responsible for removal not later than October 31st, 2026.

Item Description
1. International chisel plow with rear harrow section. Approximately 165 inches wide.
2. John Deere chisel plow. Approximately 77 inches wide.
3. John Deere hoe drill. Approximately 8 feet wide.
4. Howse three-point scoop. 30 inches wide.
5. Three-point chisel plow with rear harrow section. Approximately 78 inches wide.
6 John Deere pull-type tandem disc. Approximately 10 feet wide.
7. Minneapolis Moline P.T.O. driven manure spreader. Box is approximately 50 inches (wide) and 122 inches long.
8. Allis-Chalmers 1200 chisel plow. Approximately 129 inches wide.
9. John Deere pull-type furrow bottom plow.
10. Crown electric forklift with charger.
11. Giddings pickup mounted hydraulic soil probe. Two year old engine with electric start.
12. Koldner thrasher.
13. Three-point P.T.O. powered herbicide mister. Tank is approximately 50 gallons.
14. Two wooden type Clipper grain cleaners. Approximately 2.5 feet wide.
15. Wooden type Clipper grain cleaner. Approximately 1 foot wide.
16. Kohler Engine

Bisman Online link: https://www.bismanonline.com/various_farm_equipment_auction_tillage_soil_samp

Don't miss our Lunch & Learn on Fall W**d Management on Oct 21! Register by Oct 19.  **dManagement
10/01/2026

Don't miss our Lunch & Learn on Fall W**d Management on Oct 21! Register by Oct 19. **dManagement

Email from NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center Update from the NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center September 29, 2026   DREC Agronomy Lunch & Learn Wednesday, October 21st – Fall W**d Ma

09/24/2026
Upland sedges are key to prairie health! Learn about their growth and benefits.
09/24/2026

Upland sedges are key to prairie health! Learn about their growth and benefits.

Email from NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center Update from the NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center September 22, 2026   Upland Sedge Autecology Llewellyn L. Manske PhD Scientist of Ran

Don't miss the DREC Agronomy Lunch & Learn on Sept 21 with insights on drought reporting!
09/17/2026

Don't miss the DREC Agronomy Lunch & Learn on Sept 21 with insights on drought reporting!

Email from NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center Update from the NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center September 15, 2026   DREC Agronomy Lunch & Learn – September 21 Chris Augustin – Direct

NDSU Extension Specialist selected for Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Article link:
09/14/2026

NDSU Extension Specialist selected for Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Article link:

NDSU News September 14, 2026 NDSU Extension Specialist selected for Fulbright U.S. Student Program Alexis Correira, a conservation agronomist at NDSU's Dickinson Research Extension Center, has been selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student program. As part of the program, Correira will travel to Hondu...

Learn how incorporating legumes can boost soil health in ND agriculture!
09/10/2026

Learn how incorporating legumes can boost soil health in ND agriculture!

Email from NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center Update from the NDSU - Dickinson Research Extension Center September 9, 2026   Do legumes provide soil health benefits for regional cereal-dominan

Address

1041 State Avenue
Dickinson, ND
58601

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17014561100

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