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March 2019
The calendar may indicate spring, however many South Dakota producers are still working around large piles of snow. According to the National Weather Service, February 2019 made the top ten in record books around the state in terms of cold temperatures and snow fall. Winter grazing ended for most producers around the first of February. A rare central U.S. bomb cyclone March 10-11 hit the state hard with heavy snow in the west and central with rain and flooding in the east and south.
I spoke with several producers in different areas of the state to determine how they handled the extreme cold and snow and what they expect to deal with as it appears there will be a muddy season ahead.
Source: SDGC Newsletter
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