Jackson County, South Dakota: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Jackson County, South Dakota, grouped by category below.
Farms & Ranches in Jackson County
- Circle View Guest Ranch
Guest stays on a 3,000-acre working cattle ranch at Interior near Badlands National Park, where guests gather eggs and watch the herd.
Interior, SD
Agribusiness in Jackson County
- Public Locker
Custom meat processor based in Kadoka in Jackson County, South Dakota, handling livestock and game for local farm families rather than retail packers.
Kadoka, SD
Organizations in Jackson County
- Jackson Conservation District
Local conservation district office in Kadoka, South Dakota, serving Jackson County landowners with soil, water and tree programs. Phone 605-837-2242; mail or visit PO Box 457, Kadoka, SD 57543-0457.
PO Box 457, Kadoka, SD 57543-0457, Kadoka, SD 57543 | 605-837-2242 - SDSU Extension Jackson County Office
SDSU Extension office for Jackson County in Kadoka, South Dakota, handling crop, livestock and 4-H questions at 700 Main St., P.O. Box 550, Kadoka, SD 57543. Phone 605-837-2133.
700 Main St., P.O. Box 550, Kadoka, SD 57543, Kadoka, SD 57543 | 605-837-2133 Website - SDSU Extension Jackson-Haakon County Office
Joint SDSU Extension office in Philip serving Jackson and Haakon counties, with 4-H enrollment, fair entry and shooting sports resources for local families.
140 S. Howard Ave., Philip, SD 57567 | 605.837.2133
Ag Education in Jackson County
- Kadoka FFA Chapter
Kadoka school FFA chapter in Jackson County, where members take part in leadership events, supervised agricultural projects and state convention activities.
Kadoka, SD
Helpful Guides for Jackson County
- SDSU Extension in South Dakota
How SDSU Extension works in South Dakota: county offices and regional centers, 4-H enrollment, livestock DNA and ID deadlines, the State Fair timeline, livestock water testing and who to call for help.
- South Dakota Conservation Districts
How South Dakota's 68 conservation districts work: five elected supervisors, the State Conservation Commission, grants and loans, the statewide association, and how to work with your district on soil and water projects.