by admin@44interactive.com | Jul 1, 2019 | News
By Kara Pugsley for the SD Soil Health Coalition No-till techniques – such as crop rotation and applying herbicides with multiple modes of actionare two methods for killing weeds which do not destroy the structure of the soil the way tillagedoes. Tillage of weeds... 
by admin@44interactive.com | Jul 1, 2019 | News
Salem producer helps to initiate effort involving both the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition and Avera Health. As the summer weather throughout South Dakota really begins to shine, it is important for farmers, ranchers, gardeners, and the general public to examine... 
by admin@44interactive.com | Jul 1, 2019 | News
By Janelle Atyeo for the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition “Tillage in soil is like if a tornado went through the heart of Sioux Falls.” That’s how Roscoe, South Dakota, farmer Dennis Hoyle describes the practice of churning soil to prepare fields for planting.... 
by admin@44interactive.com | Jun 19, 2019 | News
PIERRE, S.D. – Learn how to increase yields and decrease input costs by improving soil health during the 2019 S.D. Soil Health Coalition (SDSHC) Soil Health School, held September 4-6 on the Kurt and Kathy Stiefvater farm near Salem. Designed for agriculture... 
by admin@44interactive.com | Jun 7, 2019 | News
S.D. Rancher Shares His Success Story By Kara Pugsley for the SD Soil Health Coalition Grazing to maintain the health of native grasses is an important strategy for ranchers in South Dakota, and for Charlie Totton, learning how to manage his grasslands has been a key... 
by admin@44interactive.com | Jun 1, 2019 | News
SOUTH DAKOTA SOIL HEALTH COALITION (SDSHC), Pierre, S.D. June 1, 2019- A recent on-line poll of South Dakota agricultural students and instructors revealed that interest and awareness of the topic of soil health and regenerative agricultural is strong. The poll was... 