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USDA NRCS South Dakota
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Приєднався 25 жов 2011
Helping People Help the Land
NRCS South Dakota State Office
200 Fourth Street SW
Huron, SD | (605) 352-1200
www.sd.nrcs.usda.gov
NRCS South Dakota State Office
200 Fourth Street SW
Huron, SD | (605) 352-1200
www.sd.nrcs.usda.gov
Let's avoid another Dust Bowl!
Henry, SD, landowner Carolyn Eck discusses the similarities between South Dakota's current erosion problems and her family's experiences during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. #soilhealth #farming #conservation #grasslands #notill
USDA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer and Lender.
USDA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer and Lender.
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Відео
THIS is a Farmer's Most Transformative Tool!
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👨🌾 A farmer's most powerful tool for managing a successful operation?Their MIND! 🧠Tap here to learn more: tinyurl.com/5f5zye34 USDA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer and Lender. #shorts #farming #agriculture #regenerativeagriculture
August - Our Amazing Grasslands - Blue Dasher Farm, Deuel County, South Dakota
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Jonathan Lundgren of Blue Dasher Farm in Deuel County, South Dakota. Lundgren wanted to be the best entomologist in the world, and he thought he was getting there. But it didn’t fulfill him the way he thought it would. Meeting farmers, beekeepers, and ranchers opened his eyes to the real problems. The science was being used to support a broken system. So, he quit, started this place, and connec...
Standard Fence Conservation Standard and Inspection Criteria (not wildlife friendly fence)
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NRCS Area Resource Conservationist walks us through the installation and inspection standards for Conservation Practice 382 - Fence. This video details the basic information needed to properly install a fence in accordance with NRCS standards in order to qualify for funding assistance. USDA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer and Lender.
July- Our Amazing Grasslands -Slovek Family - Philip, South Dakota
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The Leopold Award is a prestigious recognition for ranchers who demonstrate exceptional efforts in land management and environmental stewardship. The Slovek Ranch near Philip is the winner of the 2023 Leopold Award, signifying their commitment to sustainable ranching practices and dedication to maintaining and improving the land for both current and future generations. USDA is an Equal Opportun...
Regenerative Rancher Offers His TOP RANCHING Advice
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SD Rancher offers his TOP ranching advice from over 40 years of experience! 👉 For more insights, advice and free resources, visit us at growingresiliencesd.com! USDA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer and Lender. #ranching #regenerativeagriculture #grazing
June - Our Amazing Grasslands - Tanka Fund
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USDA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer and Lender. "We can help provide a solution that changes things in a whole other direction for them in a good way, and not only for themselves but also for the buffalo, for the community, for the land" Arnell Abold, Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribe member, and Tanka Fund Business Development Director
Conventional or Regenerative Agriculture?
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Switching from conventional to regenerative agriculture actually has less to do with the land and more to do with the mind! At least that's what producers are telling us. Hear all about it in our latest 'Professor vs Producer' video! USDA is an Equal Opportunity Provider, Employer and Lender. #shorts #regenerativeagriculture #soilhealth
Small Scale Agriculture
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SD-590-JS Small Scale Nutrient Estimate_ver1.2 The NRCS in South Dakota has released the Job Sheet SD-590-JS Small Scale Nutrient Estimate_ver1.2. It allows users to plan and record application information concerning Nutrient Management on small scale vegetable production areas. This training video shows users how to enter Inventory information such as field name, field size, soil tests, field ...
April 2024 - Our Amazing Grasslands - Prescribed Burns
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April 2024 - Our Amazing Grasslands - Prescribed Burns
May 2024 - Our Amazing Grasslands - Water Management
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May 2024 - Our Amazing Grasslands - Water Management
Growing Together: How Farmers/Ranchers And USDA-NRCS Are Teaming Up For A Regenerative Future
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Growing Together: How Farmers/Ranchers And USDA-NRCS Are Teaming Up For A Regenerative Future
NRCS SD State Technical Meeting 03-28-2024 Recording
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NRCS SD State Technical Meeting 03-28-2024 Recording
Our Amazing Grassland~ The Migration, Edmunds County, South Dakota
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Our Amazing Grassland~ The Migration, Edmunds County, South Dakota
Our Amazing Grasslands ~ Krause Family, Clear Lake, South Dakota
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Our Amazing Grasslands ~ Krause Family, Clear Lake, South Dakota
60 Second Masterclass on The Power of Hoof Action
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60 Second Masterclass on The Power of Hoof Action
Our Amazing Grasslands ~ Larry Wagner, Brule County, South Dakota
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Our Amazing Grasslands ~ Larry Wagner, Brule County, South Dakota
Two Regenerative Ranchers Share Shocking Soil Health Discovery
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Two Regenerative Ranchers Share Shocking Soil Health Discovery
Riley Kammerer and Tanse Herrmann Ag Horizon Presentation
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Riley Kammerer and Tanse Herrmann Ag Horizon Presentation
State Technical Committee Meeting September 16, 2020
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State Technical Committee Meeting September 16, 2020
State Technical Committee Meeting December 3, 2020
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State Technical Committee Meeting December 3, 2020
State Technical Committee Meeting March 31, 2021
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State Technical Committee Meeting March 31, 2021
State Technical Committee (STC) SD NRCS meeting July 20, 2021
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State Technical Committee (STC) SD NRCS meeting July 20, 2021
State Technical Committee Meeting November 17, 2021
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State Technical Committee Meeting November 17, 2021
State Technical Committee Meeting February 16, 2022
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State Technical Committee Meeting February 16, 2022
State Technical Committee Meeting May 18, 2022
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State Technical Committee Meeting May 18, 2022
State Technical Committee Meeting August 17, 2022
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State Technical Committee Meeting August 17, 2022
SD NRCS State Technical Committee Meeting 11 9 2022
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SD NRCS State Technical Committee Meeting 11 9 2022
State Technical Committee Meeting February 22, 2023
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State Technical Committee Meeting February 22, 2023
The South Dakota Grazing Exchange can be found here: www.sdgrazingexchange.com/ For those interested in the Grazing School or other things from the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition, their website can be found here: www.sdsoilhealthcoalition.org/
Very informative, thank you
Great presentation Ray
During my Covid time I went on a journey via UA-cam. It started with some gold prospecting videos produced by Dan Hurd. He teaches in British Columbia and recovers gold as a hobby. This lead me to the geology of the Cascades, the Missoula floods and various volcanic events. Nick Zentner is fantastic on Pacific Northwest geology. From there my interest flowed (pardon pun) to the rivers. Dam removal schemes were awe inspiring. The immediate response by natural processes were astonishing. Fish able to access spawning grounds that had been denied to them by dams for many decades. At this point I began hearing the term Permaculture more often but I was still following my stream and was totally hooked on the efforts of The Paani Foundation in India. New techniques to slow down water and hold it longer in the land. The difference to the farmers adopting these techniques was immediate and dramatic. Ponds, lakes and irrigation spread over the land. Which bought me finally to Soil. This was when I started to study the efforts of farmers to address the issues facing them vis a vis soil management. Geoff Lawton and his various projects are thrilling and quietly awe inspiring. To see so much productivity from both his lands and the land of others that he assisted was mind blowing. And yet his explanations were simple enough. Nature will do the work. Nature will feed your crops. Nature will overwhelm you with its bounty. I am finally at ground zero with soil studies. Gabe Brown of Brown's Farm led me to the hostile farmlands of North Dakota and explanations as to how he turned his land from till to no till, armour for the soil, diversity and rizophagy. It is all way beyond just plain old fascinating. It is for possibly the first time in human history that we have had so much information on how we degrade the land and how much we can improve it. I wish all of you at SD Soil Health Coalition the very best in all your endeavours, you are shining a light and I thank you.
"They will pay..." says Allen. Once again, we price the poor out of our market, and force them to eat conventionally grown/raised food. Why?
Wow !!
My exposure to No Till, as a new comer to the no till concepts and practices has been of great value. Thank you
Great to hear! Thanks for watching.
42:14 5x up to 30x more carbon gets into the soil through root exudates than through above ground biomass...
42:52 I sort of believed that just letting the grass grow bigger is just good, then I hear Jaime Elizondo talk about rotationally grazing one part of the farm, but quite severely, still with adequate rest periods, while leaving the other part alone until the end of the growing season for your winter stockpile. Makes so much more sense with this information: it's not only about animal performance to graze them at a young(er) stage, but about them exudating "massive amounts" of carbon into the soil, when they are in this vegetative state.
Growing soil / growing prairie grass is one of the most regenerative and honorable actions a human can contribute to the world today. Building soil like how nature did it for millennia is a “deposit in the bank that really matters” Making this commitment and leaving this legacy when not even a fraction of a percent of the population even understands or values this makes ranchers and families like this heroes. Where can I get some fresh bison liver?
Grateful for content like this. However it is almost impossible to listen to.
Way to go Hoves. :)
I’ve no-tilled and used covers for 15 years in eastern SD and still have class I soils that have been too wet to farm for the last three years. I’m pretty sure it’s more to do with elevation, drain tile and equipment to land ratio that determined whether or not fields got planted in 2019 rather than tillage practices. I’m not trying to burst anyone’s bubble, that’s just my honest observation. Perhaps if everyone uphill used no-till and covers and avoided drain tile I would have a different story but that’s never going to happen.
Fantastic informations , thank you.
It is Shubeck
I wish people like this were running the world
Great talk. Thank you for the valuable info. Subsrcibing
great stuff
what ?water vapor not co2? ( ˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀ )
communication!! thanks for the information. keep going
Crazy how tree destruction for grazing is preferred here. Everything on the prairie is better with trees. everything!
18:06 In the vane of maximizing profit, my approach is to watch how things happen in the wild spaces and then emulate that. Set the conditions for "Yes" to happen and, Get out of the way.
Share data from soil samples in future videos. Love seeing data which tracks soil health
Absolutely love peeps who get it and are committed to taking care of Mother Earth like our native Americans did for centuries. Claiming the land and waging war to force them onto small parcels is a complex and complicated issue for another day. Right now I say right on brother! Keep up the good work and diversify
Hi I think what you are doing is really great, I am very interested in this topic. Thing is that I live very far away in Spain, how can I get in contact with your organization.
Such a nice presentation...
Red ripper cowpea - Has been suggested for salty soil’s. If you test your pH and try to adjust it with a chemical then I think you’re just producing more salt. Most plants don’t like salt. Red ripper cowpea does.
Excellent !
My man likes grass! What a guy.
Succinct, interesting, and Immensely helpful. Thanks to all who partnered in this.🙏🙏
Weeds are a plant you don’t know the name of. Else there are no weeds only lazy farmers.
Nice job Jeff and Marci!
Great content, it was very good. Please post more such content! Fantastic, we are on similar lines! Insightful! Awesome video, do check our channel!
Very interesting. Can you tell us the actual yield from 0, 50 % , 100 % plots.
Awesome video and conference! A Big thanks to SD SH Coalition, partners and all the speakers. Glad to attend in person as well as be able to watch again. Long live the soil!
Great video!
No-till👍
I am inspired every time experts like Dr. Williams demonstrates the success of this changing paradigm. My career in the electric industry is now witnessing the industry going thru a huge change with the adoption of renewable resources. It's happening regardless of opposition by industry and government. Agriculture may have a much larger impact by the ability to absorb the damage of carbon I helped throw up in the atmosphere by burning fossil fuel to electrify cities and industry. That will be countered by big Ag and protectionism efforts once an impact is felt. My concerns are with scale and timeline and the cultural change necessary to reach global impact. I just retired from my consulting company and am focused on these issues of change within agriculture. Not sure where that takes me but I'm all in.
Would be interesting to see a stocking density comparison. Cool video
Fruit of the Loom tighty whities, all I wear
Ray, I just got my results back from Ward Labs. The results show me how many lbs of N,P,K each per acre. How do I convert that to going to a fertilizer place and saying I need x amount of lbs of 8-24-24 or 13-13-8 ?
Земля - це наше все!
Did u use any knifes on corn head?
Please keep up your featuring of the grasslands!
Great viewpoint - to have good land and soil and water for my grandkids sometime down the road!
Great job Reid! Hope this serves as a good example for others to follow your lead.
Great Stewardship!
Excellent job ! Up here in Ontario there are very few looking at these options.
Articulate and informative speakers with beautiful videography...thank you.
Thanks, Jan Eide Bogue.
Great shots of the bison. Beautiful!