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Grassland/Grazing Management Practices
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks · State program
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks offers cost-shared grazing and habitat practices for working grasslands. The page lists fence, water, wetland, grassland, riparian, and habitat exclusion projects, with additional incentives if enrolled in public hunting access.
Program details
How it works
This state program supports grassland and grazing management on working grasslands. The page says it is intended to enhance grazing management opportunities and plant community health.
What the money covers
The page lists cost-shared practices including:
- Perimeter and cross fence
- Woven-wire fence replacement in pronghorn range using wildlife-friendly fence design
- Water development such as stock tanks, pipeline, rural water hook-ups, wells, and solar pump units
- Multi-purpose stock/wildlife impoundments
- Wetland restorations
- Grassland establishment
- Riparian pastures
- Habitat exclusion fencing
The page also says additional incentives are available if projects are enrolled in a public hunting access program.
Amounts and matching
The page does not state a single reimbursement rate for this program on the cost-share list. It only says additional incentives may be available through public hunting access enrollment.
How to apply
The page does not provide an application form or step-by-step application instructions on the cost-share list.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not state dates or deadlines.
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