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South Dakota Youth Beef Summit Empowers Young Leaders in Agriculture

South Dakota Youth Beef Summit Empowers Young Leaders in Agriculture


By Scout Nelson

The South Dakota Youth Beef Summit is a special event for young people aged 12 to 21 who want to learn more about the beef industry. This one-day event will take place on July 16, 2025, at various locations on the campus of South Dakota State University (SDSU).

The summit offers students the chance to gain knowledge and practical experience in different areas of beef production. The goal is to help young people understand the important aspects of the beef industry and inspire them to take part in agriculture.

During the summit, participants will explore a variety of topics, including beef nutrition, animal reproduction, safe animal handling, and beef quality. These topics are essential for anyone who wants to understand how the beef industry works, from raising healthy animals to providing quality meat products.

The program also highlights the importance of animal care and management in farming. By learning these skills, students can better appreciate how farmers care for animals and ensure high-quality production.

This educational event is designed to be both fun and informative. Participants will enjoy hands-on activities and interactive sessions with experts from industry and university. These activities help bring real-life farming experiences to students who may want to pursue careers in agriculture or animal science.

The South Dakota Youth Beef Summit is more than just a learning event. It is a great opportunity for young people to meet others who share their interest in farming and the beef industry. It also helps them build skills they can use in the future.

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