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South Dakota 2011 County Level Cash Rents
South Dakota Agricultural Land Values & Cash Rental Rates 2011
South Dakota 2010 County Level Cash Rents
South Dakota Agricultural Land Values & Cash Rental Rates 2010
South Dakota 2008 County Level Cash Rents
South Dakota 2008 County Level Land Rents And Values
South Dakota 2007 County Level Land Rents And Values
South Dakota 2006 County Level Land Rents And Values
South Dakota 2005 County Level Land Rents and Values
South Dakota 2004 Custom Rates
Pasture and Grazing Land Price Information
South Dakota 2006 Licoln County Crop Profile
USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service
Lincoln Conservation District
2010 Iowa Farm Custom Rate Survey
2009 Iowa Farm Custom Rate Survey
2008 Iowa Farm Custom Rate Survey
2007 North Dakota Custom Farm Work Rate
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- "Change" A Constant in Life
- Consider Timely Weaning of Calves
- Grazing Alfalfa in the Fall
- 2011 State Fair 4-H Livestock Results
- Fall Conditions Ideal for Treating Dandelions & Other Lawn Weeds
- Remember Combine Safety for the Upcoming Harvest
- Be Aware of Hantavirus
- 2011 Lincoln County Achievement Days
- State 4-H Horse Show Results
- Bacterial Contamination Common in Private Domestic Wells
- Pay Extra Attention to Livestock & Pets in Heat & Humidity
- "Water Facts" Did You Know
- Lincoln County 4-H Horse Show Results
- Anyone Ready for a Good Old Fashioned Dry Spell
- Avoid Carrying Passengers on Tractors
- Take Steps to Store Pesticides Safely
- Get Cattle Ready for Breeding Season
- A Review of New Fuel Storage Regulations
- Rabies Exposure Increases in Spring/Summer Months
- Keeping Calves Healthy
- Building Consultation
- Rodent Control Tips
- Cold Weather Stresses Livestock
- Grazing Corn Stalks
- Prussic Acid Poisoning in Forage
- Still Time for Weed Control
- Corn must be 85 Percent Dry Matter for Storage
- Grain Storage Guidelines
- Alfalfa Fertilization
- Food Safety is Vital Part of Summer Grilling
- The Value of Inside Hay Storage
- Get Ready to Fight Canada Thistles
- Still Time to Vaccinate Horses for West Nile Virus
- Protective Clothing a MUST Around Pesticides
- Mosquito Life Cycle Reduction and Control
- Grass Tetany in Cattle
- West Nile Virus Disease in Horses
- Rely on Nature's Signs to Apply Crabgrass Control
- Successfully Grafting Calves
- South Dakota Rabies Double in 2009
- The Cruelty of Winter
- Don't Ignore Stored Grain
- Choosing Trees for South Dakota
- Prevention of Calf Scours
- Roof Snow Load Considerations
- Winter Management of the Bull
- Don't Underestimate the Economic Power of the Cull Cow
- Stress Management
- Frost Can Increase Prussic Acid Risk to Grazing Livestock
- Assessing Value and Yield of a Standing Corn Crop for Forage
- Controlling Mosquito at the Larval Stage
- Take Precautions Against Mosquitoes
- Noxious Weed Guide Online
- SDSU Publication: Best Management Practices for Corn Production in SD
- West Nile Virus Disease in Horses
- Swine Flu Facts in Brief
- Major Tree Pest Getting Closer to SD
- SDSU Publication: Feeding Corn to Beef Cows
- Christmas Tree Care
- Using Cover Crops to Extend The Grazing Season
- Fall Chores Around The House
- Cattle Scale for Producer Use
- Water Analysis for Livestock Suitability
- Soil Temps coming up, Finally
- Plant Trees Correctly for Best Results
- Building Consultation, Beef Cow Mineral Supplements
- Animal Disease Traceability Cosiderations
- Feeding Distillers Grains? Watch Sulfur Content
- Demand Drives Today's Market
- Stretching Winter Feed Supplies
- Water Facts
- Tick Pressure High this Year
- Bacterial Contamination Common in Comestic Wells
- Consider Anthrax Livestock Vaccination
- SDSU Publication Cattle, Corn, & Alternative Feeds
- Fertilization of Cool Season Pastures
YOUTH
Loans USDA Offers Agriculture Youth Loans. Farm Service Agency (FSA) makes operating loans to individual rural youths to finance income-producing, agriculture-related projects of modest size in connection with their participation in 4-H clubs, Future Farmers of America, and similar organizations. Each project must be part of an organized and supervised program of work. The project must be planned and operated with the help of the organization advisor, produce sufficient income to repay the loan, and provide the youth with practical business and educational experience in agriculture-related skills. To apply or learn more about youth loans or other loan programs, please contact your local USDA Service Center at www.fsa.usda.gov
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