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In 4-H, we value and integrate our supporters in meaningful ways. If you would like to invest time, energy or resources to strengthen the next generation of young people, join us anytime!
SDSU Extension welcomes new mental health field specialist
May 09, 2025
South Dakota State University Extension is pleased to welcome Julie Brunskill Nelson as the new Mental Health Field Specialist.
SDSU Extension Annual Impact Highlights
This brief report highlights how SDSU Extension strengthens people and places across South Dakota through every program, contact, volunteer hour and digital outreach effort.
Wheat Stem Sawflies in South Dakota Wheat
This fact sheet covers the identification, lifecycle and management of Wheat Stem Sawflies in South Dakota.
Becoming a Master Gardener Volunteer
If you enjoy gardening, volunteering, and helping your community, the Master Gardener program may be for you!
Bean Leaf Beetles in South Dakota
This fact sheet provides an overview of the biology of the Bean Leaf Beetle and management options for South Dakota.
SDSU Extension Tile Drainage Economics Calculator
Calculator for farmers who are interested in evaluating the decision to install tile drainage from an economic perspective.
Aquatic Invasive Species Education and Outreach in South Dakota
A variety of public resources are being devoted to aquatic invasive species outreach to increase our understanding of the potential harm they can cause. These resources aim to improve our understanding of the potential vectors and pathways by which people can spread them.
Stepping Up: Becoming a Better Board Member
Boards are a group of elected or appointed individuals who collectively govern, oversee, and set the strategic direction for an organization. Great board members have a passion for the cause, eagerness to participate, and a desire for service.
From One Decision to Many Outcomes: Why feed management decisions ripple through beef production systems
Feed management is the starting point of a system that rewards informed decisions and magnifies uninformed ones. Producers who use feed informed nutrition models are often able to reduce waste, increase gains, and decrease costs.