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Game, Fish And Parks
Unveils New Website
PIERRE, S.D. – The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks
(GFP) is inviting visitors to explore its new website at
https://gfp.sd.gov/.
“The new website has been designed to provide the
ultimate user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality throughout; connecting hunters,
anglers, campers and other outdoor enthusiasts with their
next outdoor experience and ensuring they have the most
accurate digital content to do so,” said Calley Worth, GFP
digital content strategist. “The website was created with the
user experience firmly in mind using the latest technology
compatible with today's browsers and mobile devices.”
Extensive research through customer surveys, online
feedback, one-on-one focus group conversations as well as
trends and analytics provided information on how to structurally design and format content.
Key features include:
•Enhanced events calendar with state park events, season dates, application openings, fishing tournaments, open
house meetings and more;
•A complete list of forms and permits with more than
half of the previous paper versions being replaced by online
versions;
•A central location for all maps;
•Specific visitor feedback from each park; and
•Frequently asked questions.
In addition, a new mobile app will also launch later this
month that features a digital backpack so users can customize it with favorite maps, licenses and handbooks. The app
will provide the ability to view maps offline if the user is
in an area with little to no cell phone service. Residents
and nonresidents will be able to sign up for notifications
regarding hunting season start and end dates and application opening and closing dates. Users need to know that
this new mobile app is designed for Android systems 6 and
up and iOS systems 10 and up and that they may need to
update their software if the app does not download to this
new version.
Learn more about the new website and when the official
mobile app will be unveiled by following us on Facebook or
on Twitter at @SDGameFishParks.
Do Big Yields
Mean Big Money?
BROOKINGS, S.D. - Do you believe the highest yields
return the greatest profit? Are you managing for maximum yields? Do you attempt to manage your corn crop
for the highest yields as a result of what yield contest
winners say?
SDSU Extension agronomy specialists say if you have
answered yes to any of these questions, you might be
missing some profit.
"The highest, or maximum yields do not necessarily
correspond to the highest net returns," said Anthony Bly,
SDSU Extension Soils Field Specialist. "Accepting yields
below the maximum in your area may be in your best
interest."
He, along with colleagues Sara Berg, SDSU Extension
Agronomy Field Specialist and David Karki, SDSU Extension Agronomy Field Specialist discuss this idea in the
following article.
They point to a replicated research project that compared nutrient application rates.
"As our agricultural systems become more tested by
economic bottom lines and environmental concerns, the
importance of strict management of our nutrient resources cannot be overstated," Bly said.
This corn study in Minnehaha County compared costbenefit ratios associated with different nutrient recommendation strategies.
"Although the highest yielding treatment was from
the Maximum nutrient application strategy with 192.9
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which had the lowest yield," Berg said.
A very close second, separated by only $0.83 net
return, was in the field that followed the University
recommendations based on unbiased nutrient research
calibration and found within the SDSU Extension Fertilizer Recommendation Guide.
Attempting to go after the maximum is not profitable
with a loss of $-129.21 compared with University recommendations.
The What if? treatment uses the yield from the Maximum treatment only to compare a What if scenario for
nutrient rates more in line with what producers are doing
in the field, which is $104.30/a nutrient cost; this What if?
treatment still lost $-67.82 compared with the University
recommendations.
"The secret to profitable nutrient application is knowing how much to apply based on accurate field yield
history and soil test knowledge," Karki said.
He explained that for the best yield-to-profit outcome,
nutrient rates should be based on sound university
recommendations, which do not include nutrient applications, based on crop nutrient removal.
In this research, soil test P (phosphorus), K (potassium), and Zn (zinc) were in the "Very High" (VH) soil test
category and therefore required no additional nutrient
application.
PIERRE, S.D. –The South Dakota
Dakota and the United States together
Department of Tourism is encouragto Pierre to celebrate successes,
ing tourism industry professionals to
network with peers and educate
join the 2018 Governor’s Conference
themselves on trends in the travel and
on Tourism next week, Jan. 16-18, in
hospitality business.
Pierre.
“Sessions at this year’s conference
“The tourism conference, themed
are especially pertinent to attend‘On the Move,’ provides a great opees in 2018,” said Hagen. Nationally
portunity for networking, continued
recognized speakers and industry
education and inspiration,” said James experts will be brought in from across
Hagen, Secretary of the Department
the country to share their expertise in
of Tourism. “South Dakota’s tourism
specialized categories and speak on
industry has been on the move for
topics ranging from customer service
years. We’ve come a long way and
training to marketing trends and presswe’re excited about the future and
ing issues the industry faces, such
how our industry continues to grow
as the need for finding and retaining
and attract visitors from around the
workers.
world. Challenging Sudoku Puzzles by KrazyDad The closing banquet, held ThursThe annual conference brings
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industry leaders. The following awards
will be presented:
•The Ben Black Elk Award recognizes an individual or group whose
passion and enthusiasm have greatly
influenced South Dakota’s visitor
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•The A.H. Pankow Award recognizes a member of the media whose
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