Many ranchers in the region still depend on surface water sources, such as dugouts and stock dams, to provide water for grazing livestock. Access to good-quality water will continue to be a challenge for ranchers in North Dakota this spring, according to Miranda Meehan, North Dakota State University Extension livestock environmental stewardship specialist.
Livestock water quality likely to be impacted by drought
A North Dakota State University-Extension agent demonstrates how to use a total dissolved solids meter to screen a livestock water source.
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