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2 - DOA Presentation Tuesday, December 23, 2014 10:27 AM 0 TH D AKOT Secretary Lucas Lentsch SOUTl1 DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE STATE'S #1 INDUSTR ~Y ._ _____ _ Over $25.6 billion impact >30% of state's total economic output 32 , 000

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2 - DOA Presentation

Tuesday, December 23, 2014 10:27 AM

0 TH D AKOT

Secretary Lucas Lentsch SOUTl1 DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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STATE'S #1 INDUSTR ~Y

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Over $25.6 billion impact >30% of state's total economic

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32,000 farms and ranches 1 in 5 jobs is ag-related Employs over 115,000

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DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL SERVICES

Department of Agriculture

DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND FORESTRY

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DIVISION OF FIRE SUPPRESSION DIVISION OF THE STATE FAIR

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BOARDS AND COMMISSIO

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Advisory Boards (5) Value Added Finance Authority Weed and Pest Control Commission State Fair Commission State Conservation Commission State Seed Certification Board

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BOARDS AND COMMISSIO

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Policy/Budgetary Boards (9)

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

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OFFICE OE Tt:IE SECRE

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Responsibilities

  • Leadership
  • Industry Relationships
  • Communications
  • Policy/ Legislation
  • Special Projects
  • Fiscal Management
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DIVISION OF

AGRICULTURAL SERVICES

Programs

  • Animal Remedy
  • Nursery
  • Apiary (bee hives/honey)
  • Pesticide
  • Dairy
  • Plant Quarantine
  • Egg
  • Rodent Control
  • Feed
  • Seed
  • Fertilizer
  • Soil Amendments
  • Weed & Pest Control
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DIVISION OF

AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

Programs

  • Finance and Mediation
  • Crop and Livestock

Marketing

  • Business Development
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DIVISION OF

RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND FORESTRY

Programs

  • Resource Conservation
  • Community Forestry
  • Forest Health
  • Service Forestry
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DIVISION OF

WILDLAND FIRE

Programs

  • Fire Suppression
  • Hazardous Fuels Mitigation
  • Prescribed Fire
  • Volunteer Fire Assistance
  • Wild land Fire Training
  • Rural Fire Equipment
  • Fire Aviation Support
  • Dispatch
  • Fire Management
  • Fi re Prevention
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DIVISION OF

STATE FAIR PARK

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Responsibilities

  • State Fair Planning & Management
  • State Fair Foundation
  • Marketing & Events
  • State Fair Commission
  • Camping & Competitive Exhibits
  • Building Maintenance
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STAFF: 118 FULL-TIME'-=--------

Office of the Secretary

  • Ag Development
  • Ag Services

Resource Conservation & Forestry

  • State Fair Park
  • Wildland Fire

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TOTAL_

2015 BUDGET: $46,064,709 __

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$16,971,137

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SDDA 2015 BUDGET: S16,971,137

$5,609,009

  • General Funds

Budgeted Federal Fund Authority

  • Other Fund

Authority

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HISTORICAL FUNDING

$23,846,935

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  • Federal
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$19,708,445

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$15,450,432 $16,322,902 ' ' $16,971.137 17,246,137

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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YEAR IN REVIEW

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MODERNIZATION OF SERVICE DELIVERY

Web Based Certification for Commercial Pesticide Applicators Online License Renewal Paperless Inspection System

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IN 2014, THE DIVISION OF AG SERVICES

Recycled 214,910 pesticide containers Uust short of 2 million since 1993) Registered or renewed 6,854 pesticide products Licensed 4,005 commercial pesticide applicators Licensed 2,610 private pesticide applicators Handled 95 pesticide and fertilizer spill/drift complaints Monitored sales of 3,238,449 tons of feed and 2,090,010 tons

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Performed 221 apiary inspections, registered 228 beekeepers in over 350,000 colonies spread between 6,800 locations. Performed 11 pest surveys over a period of 8 months at over 670 locations. Issued 170 seed certificates Issued 128 nursery certificates

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AG SERVICES DIVISION REORGANIZATION

Inspections Services Manager Director Plant Industry Manager Agronomy Services Manager Dairy & Egg Program Manager

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FINANCE PROGRAM_ S ~-------

Rural Rehab funds in active loans and commitments: $6 million Rural Rehab Funds Available: $944,246 Bridge Loans: $1.2 million Livestock Participation Loans for 8 blizzard-related loans

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AG MEDIATION & FINANCE COUNSELING

Agricultural credit

72 requests 27 mediations

Oiljgas requests-a Federal lands requests-a

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COUNTY SITE ANALYSIS PROGRAM.

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Requested by 48 county commissions 15 counties complete Good, better and best sites for livestock and ag industrial use 15 counties underway for FY15

County Site Analysis

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Governor's Trade Mission to China with GOED Hosted Anyou Group in SD - large Chinese swine feed suppliers as a result of Governor's Trade Mission Kazakhstan Beef Genetics Trade Mission-Used US Livestock Genetic Export Funds Hosted Eurasia Group-Only John Deere dealer in Kazakhstan as a result of Kazakhstan Mission

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DAIRY DEVELOPMEN ~T

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97,000 cows Added 7,930 cows to existing dairies In 2014, added 22,681 head in new permit capacity 19.8% increase in cows since 2005

MoDak Dairy, Goodwin, SD

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LOCAL FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION

Nine Community Forestry Challenge grants 32 communities re-certified as Tree City USA

846 students from 36

schools participated in the Arbor Day Poster Contest Funded 36 conservation program grants totaling

$642,521

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MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLE INITIATIV

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$10,096,646 appropriated total Assisted 3,848 private landowners Surveyed 263,717 acres Marked 529,799 infested trees Cut and treated 439,602 infested trees Landscape-scale insect and disease area under the Healthy Forest Restoration Act in the Farm Bill Creating a Healthy Forest & Treating Mountain Pine Beetles in the Black Hills (video) Visit http://www.forestphoto.com/ and search "Mountain Pine Beetle"

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MOUNTAIN PINE BEETLE

2015 ALL LANDS APPROACH

SoU!J'I O•kota Mountalf'I P.ne Beetle Suppre.stoon Progr•m FY 4015 Pl1Qr(l1y~a. 8~k1litReg10t1ofS0u~O.

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Six Priority Areas

520 Landowners signed

up 14,413 Private Acres 12,614 Black Hills National Forest acres

15,000 acres in Custer

State Park

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URBAN FOREST INVENTORY & ASSESSME I eROJECI

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South Dakota and Montana state partnership Inventoried tree resources in 31 communities Most conducted in small communities Almost 36% of trees were ash Helps communities manage their tree resources

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WILDLAND FIRE HIGHLIGHTS

Wildfire Awareness Week Wildfire Suppression Cooperative Fire Agreement West Side Campus new building Wildland Fire Academy in Ft. Pierre

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486 fires on state,

private and federal lands (10,443 acres)

944 acres of

hazardous fuels treated Fire assignments in six states

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2014 STATE FAIR NUMBE~

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2014 attendance-210,465

15% attendance increase 7% increase in campers 59% grandstand ticket revenue increase

165 acres 90 buildings

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STATE FAIR TAX R EV

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$151 ,744

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$147,373

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$145,1 93 $121 ,085 $105,133

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$86,134

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$75,391

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MORE THAN A FAIR

77 other events in 2014 National Red Power Round Up Attendance: 18,626 Total Revenue: $181,129 Wheel Jam Attendance: 20,232 Total Revenue: $73,866 Total revenue generated from 2014 Year Round Events=

$425,429

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NORDBY EXHIBIT HALL FOR 4-H, YOUTH & COMMUNITY

46, 910 sq. ft. Exhibit Hall 30,000 sq. ft. of open exhibit space for 4-H exhibits and large events Multiple classrooms and a work room Large kitchen Performance stage Year round facility

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2014 SOUTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURE BULLETIN

Collaborative project with: National Agricultural Statistics Service Decision Innovation Solutions South Dakota State University Extension Bulletin includes:

NASS data Crop production and yields Livestock and poultry inventory Agricultural income and prices Ag Economic Contribution Study SD county profiles

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secreta ry/p u blications/ under "South Dakota Agricultural Statistics Book"

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2014 SD AGRICULTURAL

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2014 Soulh Dakota Ag Economic Contribution Study

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few key findings from the study: $25.6 billion impact, or more than 30% of South Dakota's total output 1 in every 5 jobs is ag-related

(Over 115,000) 37 counties derive at least one half of their total output from ag

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OTHER AGRICULTURAL ISSUES

Farm Bill implementation Railroad transportation issues Governor's Pheasant Habitat work group

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AGENCY SPONSORED LEGIS

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HB 1055 (Red Tape Repeal)-repeal certain outdated and unnecessary statutes and administrative rules related to the Department of Agriculture. HB 1056 (Red Tape Clean-up)-revise certain provisions regarding the Department of Agriculture. SB 45 (Raw Milk)-revise certain provisions relating to the sale

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SB 46 (State Fair Appropriations) -make an appropriation of

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Agriculture for the construction of the Nordby Exhibit Hall at the South Dakota State Fair and to declare an emergency. SB 47 (Coordinated Conservation Fund)-make an appropriation from the coordinated natural resources conservation fund to the State Conservation Commission and to declare an emergency.

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2015 AG/NAT RAL RE OURCES LEGISLATIVE TOUR

May 27-28-tentative date Northeast South Dakota Formal invitation to follow

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Questions?