New posters are available providing an overview of potential farm management practices. View or print to learn more about these NRCS practices related to Urban Ag: Integrated Pest Management (IPM): A Conservation Approach (pdf) Low Tunnel Systems: Extending Your Growing Season & Protecting Crops (pdf) Urban Ag
Read more →Description: Transitioning from conventional farming to organic and regenerative farming in South Dakota is more than switching inputs—it’s a whole-farm shift in how you plan, grow, and earn. This guide is designed to help you see your operation as an integrated system, where crop rotations, livestock, annuals,
Read more →Presenter: Misha Allen, Northern Nye County Extension Educator from the University of Nevada Description: Misha Allen has been researching production agriculture under large scale solar farms across America for several years. Misha will share information on her research and best practices for growing under them. Recorded: April
Read more →Presenter: Rachel Frei, SD NRCS Urban Conservationist Description: This webinar offers valuable knowledge for individuals and organizations seeking to enhance their environmental stewardship efforts. With NRCS assistance, applicants can maximize their chances of securing funding for projects aimed at promoting sustainable land use, conserving natural resources, and
Read more →Presenter: Jeffery Vander Wilt, NRCS Assistant State Conservationist for Programs Description: Explore how Climate Smart EQIP practices contribute to building resilient ecosystems, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and fostering a more sustainable future for generations to come. This event is a golden opportunity for farmers, conservation enthusiasts, and
Read more →Presenters: Katie Hengelfelt, S.D. Dept. of Agriculture and Natural Resources Description: DriftWatch® Specialty Crop Site is an on-line sensitive site registry programs for South Dakota available through FieldWatch®. This national registry is a voluntary communication tool that enables crop producers, beekeepers, and pesticide applicators to work together to
Read more →Presenters: Sam Fettig, Dakota Drone Company and Micah Meyer, Tenacity Ag Description: Learn how drones are revolutionizing agriculture by aiding in perimeter mapping, monitoring crop growth, livestock tracking, and fence inspections. Not only can you save time and money, but drones are also able to help get
Read more →Presenter: Dr. Xinhua Jia, NDSU Professor of Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering and Director of ND Water Resources Research Description: Drip irrigation is a micro-irrigation system designed to conserve water and nutrients by delivering water gradually to the roots of plants. This can be done from above the
Read more →Presenters: Teresa Wiemerslage, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Field Specialist Description: S.D. Specialty Producers hosted a webinar focused on on-farm food safety including FSMA and GAP. Teresa Wiemerslage shared about produce safety programs, discussed best practices, the importance of food safety, and the basics of food
Read more →Presenter: Robin Buterbaugh, SDSU Extension Horticulture Field Specialist Description: Permaculture practices can include organic gardening, agroforestry, water harvesting, natural building, and community development, among others. The purpose of permaculture is to create sustainable and regenerative systems that meet human needs while enhancing ecosystem health and biodiversity. This
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