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  • The South Dakota blizzard one year later

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    October 2, 2014

    Last year at this time, an unexpected early season blizzard in South Dakota killed over 40,000 head of cattle.  Many ranchers were caught unprepared by the unseasonable weather and had not moved their cattle to their winter pastures yet, which increased the losses.  Cattle were also still in summer coats and were soaked by the…

    Posted in: Climate and Ag in the news, Extension agent outreach, Livestock
  • Improved forecasts of weather and climate improve bottom line

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    October 2, 2014

    Meteorologists often hear folks say that they are the only people that get paid whether or not they are right.  In reality, weather forecasts have improved immensely over the years and a five-day forecast now is as accurate as the two-day forecasts were a couple of decades ago.  This is due to improvements in computers,…

    Posted in: Climate and Ag in the news, Drought
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