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By Ruth Wiechmann for Tri-State Livestock News Prolonged drought conditions and a forecast for warm, dry weather in the Great Plains have livestock producers concerned about the upcoming grazing season and beyond. Timely management strategies can help pastures and livestock weather the lack of moisture. Kevin Sedivec, Extension Rangeland Specialist North Dakota State University Extension and interim director of the Central Grasslands Research Extension Center near Streeter, North Dakota, says that careful management now can help pastures to be more resilient. “We have some delay of spring growth because of the lack of rain last fall; with most grasses expiring a loss of fall tillers” he said. “If producers have enough hay to feed for a few more weeks and can delay their turnout until the end of May to give the grass a chance to get a head start that can be very beneficial. Anything helps; here at the station we’re delaying turnout by one week, not two. We have some data f

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North Dakota and South Dakota legislatures make ag funding a priority

North Dakota and South Dakota legislatures make ag funding a priority With more money for research facilities, roads, and better internet service, lawmakers in North Dakota and South Dakota have put significant funding into projects that benefit agriculture during their 2021 sessions. The South Dakota Legislature adjourned in March. The North Dakota Legislature was still in session last week. Both states were poised to make large investments in infrastructure, ag programs and capital projects related to agriculture. The South Dakota Legislature passed a historic $5.1 billion budget for the next fiscal year during the 2021 session with major one-time funding for many projects that will benefit agriculture. The massive amount of one-time spending was thanks to federal COVID-19 relief money and previous savings.

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North Dakota and South Dakota legislatures make ag funding a priority

North Dakota and South Dakota legislatures make ag funding a priority
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Agriculture news in North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota Iowa

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Major drought concerns loom for North Dakota livestock producers

Sedivec explained that the area has only received 16% of normal precipitation since September. “I’ve never seen that before and I’ve been doing this for 32 years,” he said. “In these dry conditions, looking at the numbers, we are at about 5% of normal subsoil moisture. That is statewide. There are other areas with as low as 2% normal subsoil moisture.” “If I was a farmer, in terms of cropland, I would be concerned about getting a crop raised this year,” Sedivec warned. “At least our grasses are deep-rooted, they will still find some water. But it’s not a good scenario.”

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