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2019 Governor’s Agricultural Summit

Denny Sanford Premier Center 1201 N. West Ave., Sioux Falls

The purpose of the Governor's Agricultural Summit is to bring together leaders in business, finance, education, government and production agriculture to demonstrate agriculture's comparative advantages and discuss ways to harness the industry's potential for economic development.

The Summit is a free event that is open to anyone who is interested in the ways agriculture impacts South Dakota.

Grazing With Purpose

Turner Community Center & Nix Ranch 106 W. 2nd Street, Murdo

FEATURING:
-Joshua Dukart of Seek First Ranch, Hazen, ND
-Brett Nix of Nix Ranch,
BENEFITING
Area producers who want to learn about grazing and managing their resources with intention and a focus on the future, not just the present.

We appreciate an RSVP by July 5th to ensure adequate numbers for meal preparation:
RSVP to:  Valerie Feddersen at (605) 669-2404 Ext. 3 or  Shannon (Kulseth) Iversen at (605) 295-2296 for further information.

SD Soil Health Coalition Board Meeting

Pierre, SD

Please contact Cindy Zenk at (605) 280-4190 or sdsoilhealth@gmail.com for more information or to express your interest in attending our meeting!

Composting & Gardening: Just Do It!

Menoken Farm, North Dakota 1107 171st St. NE, Menoken

REGISTRATION

To ensure dinner, RSVP by Friday, July 5, by calling the Morton County SCD office at 701-667-1163, ext. 3, or e-mail Valerie at valerie.frohlich@usda.gov. If registering children, include their ages.

Pasture Walk: Dave & Holly Ollila Ranch

Ollila Ranch, Newell, SD Newell

Dave and Holly Ollila have been using the principles of Holistic Management for nearly 20 years. Using sheep and cattle as tools they have seen remarkable changes in the health of the land.
With Holistic Planned Grazing and the tools of grazing, animal impact and recovery time they have:
• Increased diversity of plants and wildlife.
• Increased the stocking rate on the land resource.
• Created resilience during drought years
• Birds, beetles and other beneficials are on the increase

Registration is free to all members of the South Dakota Grassland Coalition – or $30 for nonmembers (which include a complementary one year membership). Contact Dave Ollila - (605) 569-0224