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South Dakota Department

  • f Agriculture

Secretary Mike Jaspers To To pr promo mote, p protect and and pre rese serve a agri griculture f for today day and t and tomo morrow.

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Overview

  • Structure
  • Budget Overview
  • FTE and Staffing
  • Proposed Legislation
  • Budget Adjustments
  • Division Specific Information and

Accomplishments

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Structure

WI LDLAND FI RE

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Boards and Commissions

Advisory Boards (4)

  • Weed and Pest Control Commission
  • State Fair Commission
  • State Conservation Commission
  • State Seed Certification Board
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Boards and Commissions

Policy/Budgetary Boards (10)

  • Animal Industry Board
  • Brand Board
  • American Dairy Association
  • Oilseeds Council
  • Soybean Research & Promotion Council
  • Corn Utilization Council
  • Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
  • Pulse Crops Council
  • Wheat Utilization Research & Marketing Development

Commission

  • Value Added Finance Authority
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SDDA

$17,881,095

Boards & Commissions

$31,251,127

Total 2018 Budget: $49,132,222

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General Funds Budgeted Federal Fund Authority Other Fund Authority

$4,816,351 $5,696,097 $7,095,723

SDDA 2018 Budget: $17,881,095

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FTE

SDDA FTE, 117 Boards and Commissions FTE, 86 Seasonal Staff, 22.9

Total SDDA FTE: 225.9

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Staff: 117 Full-Time

10 9 31 20 8 39 Office of the Secretary Ag Development Ag Services Resource Conservation & Forestry State Fair Wildland Fire

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Unutilized FTE

Utilized, 208.5 Unutilized, 17.4

FY 2015

Utilized, 208 Unutilized, 17.9

FY 2016

SDDA currently has no long term vacancies.

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  • SB 14: An Act to make an appropriation from the coordinated

natural resources conservation fund to the State Conservation Commission and to declare an emergency.

  • Request for $1,000,000 in other fund expenditure

authority for grants to conservation districts.

  • SB 15: An Act to make an appropriation for costs related to

suppression of wildfires in the state and to declare an emergency.

  • Request for $3.3 million in general funds to backfill the

fire suppression fund.

Proposed Legislation

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Summary of Budget Adjustments: Division of Wildland Fire

FY2018 estimated expenses $1,645,000 Federal funds reduction ($459,315) One-time money secured from feds $108,505 Impact of federal cuts FY18 ($350,810) Wildland Fire’s internal savings $169,330 Recommended general fund increase $181,480 Funding shortfall $0 Recommended increase for capital assets $20,234 FY18 total general fund $201,714 Renegotiated single engine air tanker contract shared with Nebraska ($200,000) Total Net Impact on State General Fund $1,714

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Summary of Budget Adjustments: Boards, Commissions, & Councils

SD American Dairy Association $341,066 SD Wheat Commission ($217,844) SD Oilseeds Council $30,190 SD Brand Board $55,518 SD Corn Utilization Council $2,659,204 Total FY2018 Increases $2,868,134

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Agricultural Services

Programs:

  • Agronomy
  • Plant Industry
  • Dairy & Eggs

FTE: 31.0 Budget: $4,475,257

Ag Services 25%

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Agricultural Services

Pesticide Regulatory Program

  • Registered or renewed 6,400

pesticide products

  • Licensed or recertified over 3,848

commercial pesticide applicators

  • Licensed 3,902 private pesticide

applicators

  • Investigated 82 pesticide and

fertilizer spill/drift complaints

Pesticide Recycling Program

  • Recycled 226,250pesticide

containers and 128,317 lbs. of waste pesticide

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Agricultural Development

  • Promotion of agriculture industry
  • Constituent support
  • Business development
  • Finance and mediation
  • Local government partnerships

Areas of Emphasis: FTE: 9.0 Budget: $1,465,719

Development

8%

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Agricultural Development

  • Agricultural credit requests:

212 in calendar year 2016

  • Finance Counseling: 56
  • Sessions: 75
  • Oil/gas requests: 0
  • Federal lands requests: 0
  • Water Drainage requests: 1

Mediation

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Resource Conservation & Forestry

  • Resource Conservation
  • Community Forestry
  • Forest Health
  • Rural Forestry

Programs: FTE: 20.0 Budget: $2,772,956

RCF 16%

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Wildland Fire

  • Fire Prevention
  • Fire Suppression
  • Wildland Fire Training
  • Volunteer Fire Assistance

Programs: FTE: 48.9 Budget: $4,498,443

Wildland Fire 25%

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State Fair

  • State Fair planning and management
  • Other events

Responsibilities: FTE: 19.5 Budget: $3,546,126

State Fair 20%

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State Fair

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2016 Accomplishments

  • 2016 attendance: 211,271
  • Total “visitorship” to the

fairgrounds: 275,000

  • Thanks to the $50,000

that was passed through from the SDDA to 4-H, there were no fees assessed for 4-H events at State Fair.

2016 State Fair

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2016 Accomplishments

  • Historically:
  • 515 projects funded since 1993
  • Almost $20 million awarded to

66 conservation districts.

  • Matched by more than $72

million

  • This year:
  • 54 grant applications received
  • Requesting $1.53 million
  • 42 grant applications awarded
  • Totaling $811,013

State Conservation Commission

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2016 Accomplishments

  • In 2016, completed mountain

pine beetle surveys on:

  • 28,752 acres of private

land (676 landowners)

  • 4511 acres of National

Forest surveyed

  • 21,840 acres of Custer

State Park

  • This year, 19,213 infested trees
  • n private, state and federal

lands were treated as a result

  • f the state’s program.

Beating the Beetle

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2016 Accomplishments

  • More than 550 fires on

state, private and federal lands

  • Three largest fires:
  • Cottonwood: 41,360

acres

  • Freeman: 18,528 acres
  • Indian Canyon: 14,282

acres

  • Fire assignments in 6 states
  • 1 international fire

assignment

2016 Fire Season

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2016 Accomplishments

  • Resulted in 0 workman’s
  • comp. claims
  • Improved work

production by 20%

  • Utilize wood vs. sending

it up in smoke

  • Earnings from sale of

poles salvaged with skid steer ($12,000) used within division’s budget.

Skid Steer

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Save the Date

2017 Governor’s Ag Summit Dakota Event Center Aberdeen, SD July 12-13, 2017

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Questions?

Thank You!