Laura Kahler is the director of the South Dakota Grassland Initiative (SDGI) and a graduate of South Dakota State University. After...

Today holds special significance for those who appreciate the vital roles played by soil and water in our world.

We’re excited that Dakota Farmer has published an article (11/3/2023) by veteran journalist Kurt Lawton on adaptive grazing. Lawton...

While we talk a lot about the loss of grasslands to cool-season invasive species, the conversion of cropland to grassland is another signifi

OK, the word “climate” can be controversial, and I get that, but the good news is that I don’t know of anyone who doesn’t think more soil...

When we talk about resilience, we are talking about the land’s ability to rebound and be productive even under the harshest conditions. ...

Recently I had the privilege of attending the SD Grassland Grazing school in Summit, SD based at the Abbey of the Hills.

If you’re passionate about ranching and looking to turn that into a profitable business, sign up for “Young Adult Ranching for Profit".

Recognizing and Nurturing a Diversity of Prairie Plants can bring Resilience and Profits

Producers and partners, please be aware that the USDA-NRCS in South Dakota has announced a Request for Proposals by the end of June 2023

Learn how to improve soil health, water infiltration, livestock performance, and more on the upcoming grazing management bus tour!

We want to make you aware of the Northern Great Plains Joint Venture (NGPJV) website that discusses its mission and what they do. In...

What is a Land Trust? Our partner, the South Dakota Grasslands Coalition, recently sent out a newsletter to raise awareness of the South...

The annual bird watching tour in South Dakota is approaching, & it promises to be an exciting event for bird enthusiasts & nature lovers.

Gain knowledge and skills in soil health management is by attending the 2023 South Dakota Soil Health School.

Grazing school is a program that teaches ranchers and livestock producers how to manage their grazing lands more effectively.

As scary as fire can be, what if we view fire as a part of the ecosystem? A tool that, if wisely & effectively used, can immensely benefit

The release of abstracts and the presentations of NDSU’s conference on “Perennial Cool-Season Invasive Grasses" couldn't be more timely.

Are you a South Dakota farmer or rancher looking to improve your soil health? Look no further! The South Dakota Soil Health Coalition...

The South Dakota Grassland Coalition recently teamed up with Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition and South Dakota Farm Bureau to host Elaine