Summer Street Work Continues in Springs

  • Three years after Rodney Huisman (far left) replaced continuous grazing with rotational grazing of his cattle, the NRCS conservationist for Jerauld County saw an increase of 1,000 pounds of grass per acre. During the soil health tour, attendees were bussed to fields to learn about the Kolousek family’s rotational grazing plan. PHOTO COURTESY SDFU
    Three years after Rodney Huisman (far left) replaced continuous grazing with rotational grazing of his cattle, the NRCS conservationist for Jerauld County saw an increase of 1,000 pounds of grass per acre. During the soil health tour, attendees were bussed to fields to learn about the Kolousek family’s rotational grazing plan. PHOTO COURTESY SDFU
    City of Wessington Springs crews continue routine street maintenance and repair as summer soars on. Tuesday, a crew was hard at work using patch mix asphalt to make a repair to Wallace Avenue South adjacent to the post office. Last year, the street was dug up in order to repair a sewer line that lie beneath. In addition to the repair pictured above, the city has been filling holes and chip seal...

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