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Soil moisture up a bit in South Dakota
South Dakota soil moisture levels improved slightly in March.
The USDA says more than two thirds of topsoil and more than half of subsoil have adequate to surplus moisture levels, even as the entire state ranges from abnormally dry to extreme drought.
22% of South Dakota’s winter wheat crop is called good to excellent, down 1% on the month, with 64% rated fair, up 7%, and 14% in poor to very poor shape, a drop of 6%.
The USDA’s weekly crop progress and condition reports resume Monday, April 3rd.
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