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David Karki

Assistant Professor & SDSU Extension Crop Production Specialist

605-688-4211

Raven Precision Ag Building 117
Box 2100A
Brookings, SD 57007

David supports the citizens of South Dakota in his role as an Assistant Professor & SDSU Extension Crop Production Specialist based on the South Dakota State University campus in Brookings. He is also the South Dakota Coordinator of USDA-SARE.

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Also by David Karki

Aerial view of the SDSU Northeast Research Farm.
Jan 06

Crop Hour

SDSU Extension Crop Hour webinars provide valuable information for South Dakota crop producers to help them improve their profitability and prepare for the upcoming season.

Winter wheat field.

Winter Wheat and Nitrogen: Decisions for 2026 Growing Season

With fertilizer representing one of the largest variable costs in wheat production, inefficient nitrogen use can quickly erode profit margins. This being said, an emphasis should be placed on how to improve nutrient management during the 2026 growing season.

A cornfield with severely wind-injured corn throughout.

Wind Injury in Corn

In the aftermath of severe weather, levels of wind damage in corn can vary greatly from field to field. How plants recover largely depends on wind velocity and corn growth stage.