Walworth County, South Dakota: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Walworth County, South Dakota, grouped by category below.
Agribusiness in Walworth County
- Gosch Meat Market
Custom meat processor based in Glenham in Walworth County, South Dakota, handling livestock and game for local farm families rather than retail packers.
Glenham, SD - West Side Meats Inc
West Side Meats Inc is an inspected meat business in Mobridge, Walworth County, South Dakota, covering slaughter and processing; one of the plants producers use for retail-ready meat.
Mobridge, SD
Media & Press in Walworth County
- Mobridge Tribune
Local newspaper based in Mobridge that covers Walworth County and surrounding communities in South Dakota.
Mobridge, SD
Organizations in Walworth County
- SDSU Extension Walworth County Office
SDSU Extension office for Walworth County in Selby, South Dakota, handling crop, livestock and 4-H questions at 4304 Fourth Ave., P.O. Box 329, Selby, SD 57472. Phone 605-649-1185.
4304 Fourth Ave., P.O. Box 329, Selby, SD 57472, Selby, SD 57472 | 605-649-1185 Website - Walworth Conservation District
Local conservation district office in Selby, South Dakota, serving Walworth County landowners with soil, water and tree programs. Phone 605-649-7020; mail or visit PO Box 139, Selby, SD 57472-0139.
PO Box 139, Selby, SD 57472-0139, Selby, SD 57472 | 605-649-7020
Livestock Auctions & Sale Barns in Walworth County
- Mobridge Livestock Market
Mobridge Livestock Market is a state-licensed livestock auction market at S Railroad St, Mobridge, South Dakota, phone 605-845-3622. USDA Market News posts its report on Thursdays.
S Railroad St, Mobridge, SD | 605-845-3622
Helpful Guides for Walworth 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.
