H.R. 7567 · 119th Congress
Farm Bill 2.0
State · SD Top 15 ag state

South Dakota and the Farm Bill 2.0

How the Farm Bill 2.0 (H.R. 7567) affects South Dakota farmers, ranchers, and rural businesses. Top crops, key programs, 29,000 farms.

## How the Farm Bill 2.0 affects South DakotaSouth Dakota has the largest cattle herd per capita and is a major corn and soybean state. Significant tribal nations interests (Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Cheyenne River, Standing Rock). ## South Dakota agriculture at a glance | Metric | Value | |---|---| | Farms | 29,000 | | Farmland | 43.2 million acres | | Top crops | Cattle, Corn, Soybeans, Hay, Wheat | | SNAP recipients | 75,000 | | Ag rank | Top 15 ag state | ## Key programs for South Dakota producers The most relevant Farm Bill 2.0 programs for South Dakota:
  • ARC/PLC
  • Crop Insurance
  • EQIP
  • CRP
## What's specifically changing for South Dakota
  1. Cattle EID mandate: SD ranchers among most opposed.
  2. Tribal provisions: Title V heirs property relending; Title VI tribal broadband.
  3. REAP: significant wind potential, ag co-ops would become eligible.
  4. Forest Conservation Easement Program: relevant for Black Hills landowners.
## Top resources for South Dakota producers - **South Dakota Department of Agriculture**: primary state-level point of contact for many federal programs. - **South Dakota State University Extension**: local research, conservation planning, technical assistance. - **South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation**: advocacy and producer information. - **South Dakota FSA County Offices**: direct USDA loan applications, ARC/PLC enrollment, CRP. - **NRCS South Dakota State Office**: EQIP, CSP, ACEP, conservation planning. ## How South Dakota should think about the Farm Bill 2.0 If you're a producer in South Dakota, the most important thing to track is the **interaction between this bill and H.R. 1** (the 2025 reconciliation law). Most commodity policy is locked in by H.R. 1; the 2026 farm bill adds incremental changes on top. For most South Dakota operations, the highest-impact changes are likely to be: - **Title II conservation reshuffling**: if you use EQIP heavily, expect tighter funding - **Title VI REAP expansion**: if you're a co-op or in renewable energy - **Title XI crop insurance** for veterans, expanded eligibility and subsidy - **Title XII Prop 12 preemption**: if you're in livestock ## Related - [Full Farm Bill 2.0 Summary](/full-bill-summary/) - [What's New vs the 2018 Farm Bill](/whats-new-vs-2018/) - [Program Finder](/program-finder/) - [Browse all states](/states/)

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