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July 2025


  




 


 

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  Transitioning Next Gen farmers & ranchers into family operation requires time and communication



July climate outlook shifts precipitation potential to equal chances instead of drier than normal


  

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   US Meat Export Federation strives to expand customer base for  US Beef




 Tarspot discovery in Nebraska spurs SDSU pathology specialist to encourage scouting in SD corn fields
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  SD DANR kicks off pesticide container recycling drive with over 30 location pick-up



Industry discusses emerging issues of feeding cattle longer and to heavier weights


 


 

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  Soybean farmers across the state urged to enter the 2025 SD Soybean Yield & Quality Contest



SD Department of Ag to launch 2025 SD Pesticide Container Recycling Drive

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  SD Wheat Variety Trials showcase available wheat line performance at 12 plus locations across the state





SDSU Extension to host SD Women on the Range Grazing Workshop near Faith

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  Beef Logic takes Build Your Base nutrition program to national coaches conference





SDSU Climatologist foresees typical summer weather for the coming week




 

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  SD Grazing Schools teach ranchers how to match grazing needs with forage availability in pastures
Post-emerge tactics to control kochia combine Liberty & Cobra


 


 

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  Cover crop options exist after ponding water recedes in farm fields


 



Wheat streak mosaic virus spreading to spring wheat fields from nearby winter wheat acres



 

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   SD Soybean provides outreach to consumers and pitmasters at SD BBQ Championships


 



SDSU Extension offers guidance on selection and care of pesticide handling gloves


 

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    SD Wheat Commission adopts FY 25/26 budget for wheat checkoff




SDSU researchers test weed control options in sunflowers
 

 15
  SD Beef Burger Showdown names winner by popular vote “The Claw” !





Weather pattern change brings 20 degree drop in temps along with potential for good rains this week

 


 

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  Keep Farmers Farming engagement starts with  “A cup of coffee”





July edition of Cattle HQ Live spotlights harvesting and maintaining quality homegrown forages for livestock

 		 17
  Water quality testing across SD popular lakes aids in protecting users from harmful algae blooms



Home gardeners offered tips on dealing with potential grasshopper infestations

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  SD Soybean launches Soy Street traveling exhibit at Children’s Museum of SD
SD Ag Land Income Tracker tool updated for useful snapshot of revenue potential of SD ag acres


 

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  Kansas wheat harvest winds down, giving potential clues to northern growers as SD farmers start combine

 


Residue distribution at harvest impacts ease of no-till planting for the next crop

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  Beef Checkoff Trailblazer program develops beef industry spokespeople for consumer/public outreach



Climate forecasters calling for a warmer, drier end to the growing season
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  SD research evaluates soil health and agronomic impacts of crop residue grazing 

 
Summer pasture update reveals varied moisture impacts on forage production/grazing outlook

 

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  SD Soil Health Coalition to celebrate 10th Anniversary with speakers, tours & networking August 21st


Soybean farmers urged to begin scouting for soybean aphid, dectes stem borer and other pests


 

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  SD soybean farmer delegation connects with customers in Mexico – building relationships for business



SD’s farmers and ranchers working outdoors in high heat advised to take steps to mitigate health impacts
 


 

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  Add wheat to row crop rotation for higher yields, soil health and profits




SDSU Extension co-hosts Forage Field Day July 31st in NW Iowa

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  SD directors take part in review of national beef checkoff proposals




Variable rainfall brings excess water to some while drought stress grows for others



 		 30
  Legacy Consultant with Keep Farmers Farming aids families communicate for smoother transitioning



SDSU Extension can aid farmers adopt precision nitrogen management for improved nutrient efficiency of crops
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  Private landowners in BH can work with DARN foresters on tree/forest management


Hay inoculants and preservatives sustain forage quality and allow for earlier baling
 



 
 



 


  



 

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