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A young calf feeds from its mother in a pasture in southeastern South Dakota in this photo from May 2017. South Dakota Cattlemen and other groups are working to create a land trust for farm and ranch families wanting to protect their land from development.
Tri-State Neighbor photo by Janelle AtyeoGroups in South Dakota are working to ensure the future of farm and ranch land in the state.
Janelle is editor of the Tri-State Neighbor, covering South Dakota, southwestern Minnesota, northwestern Iowa and northeastern Nebraska. Reach her at jatyeo@tristateneighbor.com or follow on Twitter @JLNeighbor.
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