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Monday, November 16, 2009

Nov. 19 “On Call” program to address H1N1 influenza, epidemics, and preparedness

For 44 weeks, health officials in South Dakota have been tracking the spread of H1N1 flu, and on the Nov. 19 "On CallÒ" program, those officials will update viewers on this pandemic's effects on our state.

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Friday, July 24, 2009

“Pills, pills, pills” the focus of July 30 “On Call”

One is for headaches, one is for blood pressure, and another is taken to relieve depression. Prescription medications and other pills help us every day, but along with benefits come risks.

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Friday, July 17, 2009

South Dakota 4-H and FFA teams compete in 2009 Rangeland Days
The Butte County 4-H team and the Newell FFA team took first-place finishes at the 2009 South Dakota Rangeland Days, and the Spink County 4-H team was the winner of the 2009 Soil Days competition, both held in June 23-24 in Wagner. more...

Esophageal diseases the focus of July 23 “On Call” program
Heartburn can be a nuisance, but it sometimes indicates something more than just a love of spicy food. During the July 23 "On Call®" program, the focus will be diseases of the esophagus. more...

SDSU publication: Just what is a “farm”?
A new South Dakota State University publication shows the changes in the number, and in the historic definitions, of farming operations in South Dakota. more...


Friday, July 10, 2009

Summer illnesses the focus of July 16 “On Call” program
When the weather gets hot, people can expect trips to the pool and ice cream shop. Unfortunately, heat stroke, West Nile Virus, and other illnesses come along with summer's heat. more...


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  • Dairy specialist: Reduce electricity use to boost profits
  • SDSU department head to join federal research committee
  • SDSU barrel racer claims national championship
  • Use mosquito repellents during summer outdoor gatherings
  • July 9 “On Call” looks at gallbladder diseases, treatments
  • Dairy specialist: Producers facing low prices have options
  • July 2 “On Call” will focus on children’s health issues
  • SDSU adds two new professors to Ag & Biosystems Engineering
  • South Dakota FFA, 4-H judging teams compete in national event
  • Southeast South Dakota Experiment Farm tour set for July 8
  • Beef producers should act quickly as weather gets hot
  • Dairy producers reminded to manage heat in their herds
  • SDSU publication: Estimating nutrient loss from crop residue fires
  • June 25 “On Call” gets “happy” about general mental health
  • SDSU publication: Managing crop diseases with fungicides
  • Dynamic speaker part of 4-H CHARACTER COUNTS! conference
  • SDSU Northeast Research Farm tour set for July 2
  • Any questions at all? Call in to the June 18 “On Call”
  • SDSU’s “On Call” now available with closed captioning
  • SDSU specialist: What ever happened to soybean rust?
  • 4-H CHARACTER COUNTS! conference includes national speaker
  • Amino acid supplement can boost milk production from alfalfa silage
  • SDSU guide: Noxious Weeds of South Dakota
  • SDSU publication: Wheat fungicide recommendations
  • 4-H CHARACTER COUNTS! character education conference set for June 23-24
  • “On Call” considers neck and back pain on June 11 show
  • Best Management Practices for Corn Production in South Dakota
  • Advanced feed decision training set for June 22 and 23
  • Kennebec winter wheat tour date changed, second tour added
  • Updated SDSU weed management fact sheets now available
  • Research farm to host field day event June 16
  • SDSU sets its 2009 field day schedule at experiment farms
  • Sanborn County “Weed Walk” rescheduled for June 12
  • New SDSU Web site: Thriving in today’s times
  • May 28 “On Call” looks at weight management and obesity
  • SDSU Extension Extra in Spanish: Calidad de la leche y eficiencia alimentaria
  • SDSU study: South Dakota agriculture has $21 billion impact
  • Tips for a ham dinner
  • SDSU publication: Increase your calf crop
  • Local foods: Food safety and marketing strategies
  • SDSU specialist: Saving electricity in the dairy
  • 2007 Census of Agriculture data available online
  • SDSU research examines dependency on ethanol industry
  • SDSU publication: Weed control in small grains
  • Sun Grant Center funds feedstocks logistics research
  • “Lyman” is new SDSU winter wheat variety
  • SDSU publication discusses retail thresholds
  • Food safety during power outages
  • Keep drinking water supplies safe
  • SDSU publication: Bull nutrition