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Wolves Being Viciously Attacked by Humans in State Legislature

By Rick Knobe February 6, 2013

There is a nine line proposed law in Pierre, SB 205, which, if approved, will allow for the slaughter of any wolf seen anywhere, doing anything, or nothing. Allowing the wholesale slaughter of the wolf, makes us the same as what we accuse them to be, "predators and varmints."

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More Farm Show Trivia

By Chad McKenzie January 22, 2013

If you're ever lost in a pasture, just follow the cows home.

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South Dakota Officials Hold Forums on Livestock Production

By Associated Press December 27, 2012

The South Dakota Department of Agriculture will hold two dozen meetings across the state in the next three months to discuss the future of livestock production in the state.

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Aberdeen Plant Can Process Unlimited Number of Cattle

By Associated Press December 27, 2012

Northern Beef Packers can now process an unlimited number of cattle after getting its permanent certificate of occupancy from the city of Aberdeen.

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Some ranchers in the western United States reportedly are stealing grass and hay to feed their cattle, as the drought has depleted their own pastures.

Livestock Farmer Says Drought Spiking Feed Prices

By Associated Press December 17, 2012

A Gayville livestock farmer says his farm has gone from probably the wettest 18-month stretch to the 18-month stretch on record.

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Some ranchers in the western United States reportedly are stealing grass and hay to feed their cattle, as the drought has depleted their own pastures.

South Dakota Cattle on Feed Down 20,000 from a Year Ago

By Associated Press November 19, 2012

South Dakota feedlots with capacities of 1,000 or more head had 220,000 cattle on feed for the slaughter market as of Nov. 1.

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Some ranchers in the western United States reportedly are stealing grass and hay to feed their cattle, as the drought has depleted their own pastures.

City Says Aberdeen Beef Plant Can Ramp Up Production

By Associated Press October 24, 2012

The Northern Beef Packers plant in Aberdeen is being allowed to slaughter more cattle after passing a city inspection.

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Nacho Martinez moves cows into milking stalls at Kelsay and Son dairy farm
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Aberdeen Beef Plant Pays Off Most Liens Filed Against It

By Associated Press October 5, 2012

A long-delayed beef-processing plant in Aberdeen has paid off all but one of the 39 liens filed against it.

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Some ranchers in the western United States reportedly are stealing grass and hay to feed their cattle, as the drought has depleted their own pastures.

Grass, Hay Thefts Reported

By Gene Hetland October 3, 2012

I guess this had to happen, although it's not going on around here.

In some parts of the country, ranchers who have been dealing with drought reportedly are cutting their neighbors' fences so their cattle can graze on someone else's land

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Historic Drought Cripples Ranches And Farms In American West

South Dakota Officials Report Sick Cattle Herds

By Associated Press September 14, 2012

State Veterinarian Dustin Oedekoven says more than 40 cattle herds in southeastern South Dakota have been reported with signs of illness that include fever, ulcers in the mouth, excessive salivation and lameness when walking.

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