Dry conditions continue to impact South Dakota. Topsoil moisture is only 24% adequate and 47% short with 29% of farmland very short on moisture. That lack of moisture is taking a toll on pasture and range land. Only 17% of the pastureland is in good condition, with 30% rated fair, 32% poor, and 21% rated […]
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