Click on a topic to listen to the program.

March 2025




 


 


 

 


 


1
 

 

3
 Six months of low precipitation is challenging winter wheat conditions across the state





Winter sowing of garden seeds can give a jump on the growing season

4
 Junior Beef Ambassadors ramp up beef education & promotion during March, National Ag Month




Climate experts revise March weather outlook to warmer than normal with uncertain precipitation


 

5
 Resistance to Group 14 herbicides has developed in ND; SD farmers can learn from ND mistakes


 


Summary of 2024 rental rates gives greater clarity for 2025 farm & ranch leases
 


 

6
 SD Soil Health Coalition promotes the value of healthy soils during Soil Health Awareness Week

 


Winter wheat conditions continue to decline, following dry autumn and open winter
 

7
 SD soybean farmers building bridges with soybean customers in Indonesia


 



Range specialist encourages ranchers to update drought plans before grazing season begins

8
 


 

9 10
 Life cycle analysis of US Wheat Production shows dramatic strides in reducing carbon footprint

 


As drought looms, specialist offers strategies for drought mitigation

11
 Cattle producers urged to step-up management during weather swings to catch calf illness early




Dicamba may still offer weed control options, despite de-listing for over-the-top spray on soybeans

T
 

12
 2025 SD Governor’s Agriculture Summit slated for June in Deadwood






Replacement heifer selection considerations include birth date, physical conformity and data

 
13
 SD Beef producer outlines US Beef Export successes from 2024





SDSU Extension hosts Dairy-Beef short course in Sioux Falls
14
 Farmers invited to Soy 100 March 27th in Brookings for education and networking





Tips for early spring assessment of winter wheat stands



 
15


 


 

16 17
 SD performance trials aid in spring wheat variety selection

 




Starting garden seeds indoors during March & April gives a jumpstart to growing season
 

18
 SD Beef celebrates National Ag Week at the SF Washington Pavilion’s Ag Day celebration




SD begin planting small grains thanks to warming soils and dry conditions

19
 SD cattle producer prefers calving season in May, finding healthier calves, lower costs and less stress

 


SDSU Extension Beef Team to host Cattle HQ Live tomorrow on Zoom
 

20
 Farmers seeking to plant new alfalfa this spring are encouraged to choose newer genetics





Spring wheat variety trial data offers insight on traits of spring wheat lines


 

21
 Research finds soybean farmers achieve strong return on investment with checkoff programs





SDSU Extension offers easy-to-use crop budgets to aid growers in cropping decisions


 

22

 
23

 
24
 US Wheat trade mission builds connections for US wheat farmers and their exports




SDSU performance testing gives farmers data to aid in oat variety selection
25
 




 






 

26
 





 


 

27
 



 

28
 





 

29
 



 
30 31
 




 
         

Listen to stories from....

   January   February
 



- SDSU Extension

 

- Dakota Farm Talk