North Dakota Stockmen's Association

July 20: USDA opens more land for emergency haying & grazing. Another $500,000 in state funding to help ranchers get water to livestock. NDSU weekly pasture condition report. Resource guide gives farmers & ranchers a comprehensive guide to resources available to help with drought conditions on their operations. ND Livestock Drought Resources Guide Click above to download or print. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has just announced it has authorized emergency haying of CRP lands starting July 16. This approval enables emergency haying in counties experiencing drought conditions of D2 or higher on the U.S. Drought Monitor, as well as emergency haying in any county within 150 miles of a D2 county beginning on July 16. Interested producers should contact their local Farm Service Agency office to access eligible acres and to get more details. The North Dakota Stockmen's Association is grateful for this authorization, as it provides another tool for livestock producers who are facing what one of the worst droughts in North Dakota's history. 7 ways to avoid heat stress in cattle Emergency haying policy Livestock water testing guidelines Emergency Grazing of CRP open. Burgum delares drought emergency; State Water Commission makes aid available for livestock producers. Drought resources available for livestock producers. The North Dakota Department of Agriculture has an interactive drought hotline map to find hay for sale, hay haulers, pasture for rent, etc. Click here> North Dakota State University Feedlist List of feedstuffs to sell or purchase
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