AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAgriculture & Chemicals: North Dakota sugarbeet researchers say “one-pass” mixes of herbicides, fungicides, and pesticides can hurt crop safety, with trials pointing to better results when farmers separate applications for the right volumes and droplet sizes. Water Quality Funding: The ND Department of Environmental Quality is accepting applications for Septic Renovation Water Quality Initiative rebates through Sept. 30, aimed at cutting pollution from failing septic systems that can feed harmful algal bloom advisories. Harmful Algae Watch: DEQ also issued/expanded harmful algal bloom advisories, with Lake Ilo added to the growing list of affected waterbodies. Climate Extremes: NOAA reports July 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded across the contiguous U.S., adding to the pattern of more intense heat waves. Public Health & Mosquitoes: A historic drought is slashing mosquito numbers in parts of the region, but scientists warn that fewer mosquitoes can still mean higher West Nile risk. Outdoor Youth: ND Game and Fish is set to host its 19th Annual Youth Outdoor Festival Sept. 3 for hands-on archery, fishing, hunting, and more. Energy & Infrastructure Debate: A national push to speed up NEPA reviews is drawing support from a coalition of states, arguing current processes drive delays and litigation.
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