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Dakota Farm Talk 2005 Programs

South Dakota NRCS provides Conservation information to Producers through Dakota Farm Talk which airs on nine radio stations statewide.

For more information, please contact the Public Affairs Specialist at (605) 352-1227.

Topics Interviewee File Size
October - December 2005    
Soil Sampling in the Fall Jason Miller 2.73 MB
Animal Manure Provides Nutrient for Crop Fields Merle Kost 2.75 MB
Application Deadlines for Conservation Programs Mike Kuck 2.75 MB
Conservation Programs Promoting Wildlife Habitat Mike Kuck 2.75 MB
Opportunities Through the Wetlands Reserve Program Mike Kuck 2.76 MB
Tree Plantings in South Dakota (Winter Protection) Greg Yapp 2.75 MB
Technical Service Providers for NRCS Mike Kuck 2.77 MB
Upcoming Outreach on Conservation Programs Kim Brannen 2.79 MB
July - September 2005    
Managing Residue After Harvest Jason Miller 2.77 MB
Warm and Cool Season Grass Growth, Impacts from Drought, and Rotating Pastures for Forage Value Kelly Stout 2.75 MB
Conservation Practices to have in Place to Ensure Eligibility for the Conservation Security Program Rodney Voss 2.75 MB
Forage and nutrient Value of Grassland Plants and the Importance of Testing Kelly Stout 2.79 MB
Web Soil Survey and its Application for Precision Farming Jim Millar 2.75 MB
Soil Quality, Organic Matter, Soil Testing, and Preparing for the Conservation Security Program Jim Millar 2.78 MB
Conservation Security Program Rodney Voss 2.75 MB
April - June 2005    
Conservation Security Program Available in Two Watersheds in South Dakota Rodney Voss 2.76 MB
Update and Overview of Statewide Benefits Available Through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) in South Dakota Denise Gauer 2.72 MB
Economic Returns, Environmental Benefits, and Program Application Information of the Grasslands Reserve Program (GRP) Brad Podoll 2.74 MB
Bird Nesting Habits and How South Dakota Landowners are Using Conservation Practices and Programs to Enhance Habitat Pat Cole 2.73 MB
Pasture Management Key to Keeping Grasslands  Healthy and Productive Dave Schmidt 2.76 MB
Environmental Benefits of Conservation Buffers and Continuous Signup Opportunities Greg Yapp 2.76 MB
January - March 2005    
Fiscal Year 2004 Conservation Program Summary Information, Benefits, and Application Deadlines Mike Kuck 2.77 MB
Update of Tree Plantings in South Dakota Greg Yapp 2.73 MB
Overview of the Farm and Ranchland Protection Program for South Dakota Dan Shurtliff 2.75 MB
2004 Crop Residue Survey and South Dakota Leading Nation with Farmers Managing Residue with No-Till Farming Practices Jeff Hemenway 2.73 MB
Wetlands Reserve Program Incentives, Environmental Benefits, and Continuous Sign-up Brad Podoll 2.75 MB
Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program (WHIP) Including Incentives, Environmental Benefits, and Sign Up Opportunities Denise Gauer 2.76 MB
December 2004    
Introduction to the Conservation Security Program Rodney Voss 2.74 MB
The Value of Riparian Areas Across South Dakota and Management Tips for Keeping Them Healthy Mike Stirling 2.71 MB
Availability of Computerized Soil Survey Information through NRCS Jim Millar 2.73 MB


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