The Sioux Nation Podcast

 Marketing cattle using carcass weight instead of live weight means considering the correct factors when determining our strategy. Dr. Warren Rusche from SDSU helps us navigate those factors on the Sioux Nation Podcast today.

The success of the producer often hinges on their network of support. Fabers Farm Equipment Vice President Dan Faber joins the show to talk about the vital relationship producers have with their implement dealers.

Nutritionist Aaron Amidon joins the program today to talk about working in the Ag industry and what it takes to keep producers profitable.

The number of head that grazed a pasture for the previous 20 years should be re-evaluated. Ben Beckman from UNL Extension helps us hone in on the factors to consider to get an ideal stocking rate.

Soil health is a hot topic right now. This episode of the Sioux Nation Podcast features South Dakota producer Van Mansheim talking about the practices that his operation has adopted to improve soil health and lower the winter workload.

Producers lose over a billion dollars a year to horn flies alone. On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, David Boxler talks about the importance of fly control.

 Coccidiosis has been an issue in livestock for over 50 years. On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, Dr. Thomas Fangman breaks down where we've been, methods used to tackle cocci, and what we have learned along the way.

 When other publications pull back from ag coverage, Agri-Pulse embraces it and has its hand on the heartbeat of ag. On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, founder Sara Wyant talks about how her firm puts  regulatory and legislative policy updates in front of those impacted the most.

With the weather challenges of the past few years, the value of good forage continues to rise. In addition, livestock producers are on the hunt for the best feed possible. On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, forage products specialist Dr. Renato Schmidt helps us understand what inoculant does and how it can help us greatly enhance our feedstuffs. 

 Sustainability is a concern for most companies and livestock producers today. On the Sioux Nation Podcast today, we look at the focus on methane and the push to reduce emissions.

Dr. Seth Monegue returns to the show to tackle hot poultry topics like conspiracy theories about feed, the price of eggs, and other unrest in the industry.  

The impact that the South Dakota Farmer's Union has in the state is the topic of the Sioux Nation Podcast today. Listen as President Doug Combke highlights the legislative, educational, and advocacy activities that the union embraces for those in and around agriculture.

 | On this episode of the Sioux Nation Podcast, we are discussing the economics of parasitism in all classes of cattle. Listen as we discuss how parasites damage the GI tract, the effect of parasitism on the immune function, the different classes of dewormers and how resistance has developed and what can we do about it today.  

On the podcast today, take a closer look at South Dakota State University's Little International event that brings hundreds of students together for a livestock show to remember

The best gardens often start when temperatures are low and there is snow on the ground. Dr. Rhoda Burrows from SDSU Extension joins the Sioux Nation Podcast today to talk about the plants and flowers to start now to be ready for their transfer outdoors in the spring.

Dr. Mick joins our program today to talk about timing and planning around busy seasons to make sure vaccines are given to realize their maximum benefits.

On this episode of the Sioux Nation Podcast, cow/calf specialist Olivia Amundson looks at the factors that affect calf prices at the sale barn, and what producers can do to increase profits from their future calf crops.

Heart Month in February is a great time to reflect on the numerous nutrients that lean beef can bring to a healthful heart diet. Beef Logics's Holly Swee is on the Sioux Nation Podcast today to help us chew on this tasty subject.

On the show today, SDSU's Amanda Bachmann breaks down all we need to know about commercial and private pesticide applicator certification.

A good succession plan gives you peace of mind and confidence about the future of your operation. SDSU's Heather Gessner joins the Sioux Nation Podcast today to discuss how to start the succession plan process in order to avoid future family disharmony.

On the show today, Dr. Seth Monegue explains the reasons why the deer mineral Tineamite was created and how it is different from deer attractants on the market. Seth also shares insights on Remedy, the new feed technology that increases poultry livability.

Dr. Gary Sides, beef cattle nutritionist with Zoetis, brings producers up to date on labeling and implant rules and regulations. 

There are exciting developments for those who are involved in the forage industry. Sara Bauder from the Northern Plains Forage Association gives us a breakdown on the focus and objectives of this new group.

On the podcast today, Dr. JD Fiechtner from Boehringer Ingelheim explains the history of Porcine circovirus and the best way to prevent the disease today.

Mastitis can be a lot for dairy or beef producers to overcome. Thankfully, we have  great insights from Sioux Nation Ag Center's Dr. Jenn Malkus on the program today.