Developing Climate Smart Beef News Today

Investments in efficiency and resiliency at the ranch level provide new opportunities for ranchers to make improvements to their land and herds.

The USDA has put $3.1 billion into 141 projects expected to reach more than 60,000 farms and sequester as much carbon as removing 12 million gas-powered passenger vehicles from the road.

Brookings, S.D. – The South Dakota State University College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) has appointed Kristi Cammack as Assistant Dean of West River Operations and Director of SDSU West River Research and Extension...

As part of nearly $3 billion in funding announcements, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will put about $80 million in a South Dakota State University-led program for beef and bison producers.

While South Dakota State University was designated as a lead partner for one project, groups and organizations from Minnesota and North Dakota were also granted major partner status in other projects.

South Dakota State University announced it will receive up to $80 million for a research project as part of the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities Initiative with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

SDSU’s project will create market opportunities for beef and bison producers who use climate-smart agriculture grazing and land-management practices.

While South Dakota State University was designated as a lead partner for one project, groups and organizations from Minnesota and North Dakota were also granted major partner status in other projects.

While South Dakota State University was designated as a lead partner for one project, groups and organizations from Minnesota and North Dakota were also granted major partner status in other projects.

While South Dakota State University was designated as a lead partner for one project, groups and organizations from Minnesota and North Dakota were also granted major partner status in other projects.