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Form-A-Feed Vet & Ag Center in Scotland Form-A-Feed Vet & Ag Center in Scotland is your source for animal health and nutrition needs. We currently employ two vets, Dr. Tony Sees and Dr. Sam Mehlhaf.

Scotland Sioux Nation is a veterinary clinic that is primarily focused on large animal health as well as providing some small animal services. Dr. Sam provides small animal services on Tuesdays. If you would like to schedule an appointment or hear more about what services we provide-you can give us a call and we will be more than happy to assist you! 605-583-4617

In case you haven't seen similar articles in other publications, we are catching producers up with the latest developmen...
10/22/2026

In case you haven't seen similar articles in other publications, we are catching producers up with the latest developments on the establishment of global standards for ASF vaccines.

In case you haven’t seen this story in other publications, Sioux Nation Ag Center is catching customers up with the latest developments.

The more we know about these unwanted guests, the better we can keep them out of our barns, buildings and homes.
10/20/2026

The more we know about these unwanted guests, the better we can keep them out of our barns, buildings and homes.

For many farmers and ranchers, seeing a mouse dart across the feed alley or disappear beneath a stack of hay bales isn’t unusual. As temperatures cool and

10/16/2026

You plan far in advance for the hunting season. It's Throwback Thursday in October, with a reminder to also prepare your dog!

Preparing for hunting season involves many tasks. You need to get your tags, prepare your decoys and guns, and make trip reservations. Is your trusted hunting

10/15/2026

In case you missed it, on our blog today, we are featuring this article that provides management guidelines to salvage a damaged wheat crop.

Weather conditions in South Dakota and the Great Plains occasionally pose challenges to plant health and crop quality. In the case of wheat, vomitoxin or

10/14/2026

While the information in this article is crucial to those visiting farms and ranches, it is also a great resource for producers who are vigilant about the biosecurity protocols established for their operations.

Between site visits, clean then disinfect reusable equipment. Make cleaning solutions daily with fresh water. You can buy premixed products with the active

10/09/2026

Wounds in poultry can lead to infections, inflammation, and even death. Delayed healing, abscesses, and systemic infections can also develop. The collective effects of wounds can lead to commercial losses in a flock, which is why we are posting this again on Throwback Thursday.

Ideally, the bird with a wound should be separated from the flock. Otherwise, pen mates may try to peck on the wound, making it worse (and eventually killing

10/08/2026

It's cornstalk season, which is why we are re-airing this episode of the Sioux Nation Podcast. Listen as SDSU's Heather Gessner returns to the program to help us consider all of the factors to make the best decision on what we should do with our cornstalks after harvest.

These are the factors to consider when deciding what to do with your cornstalks

10/07/2026

Regional producers have been facing drought conditions for a few years. This article from our friends at SDSU Extension provides strategy for developing your own replacement heifers while stretching limited forage supplies.

High-priced hay does not necessarily mean replacement heifers cannot be developed cost-effectively. Alternative feed resources and strategic feeding programs can help producers meet growth targets while stretching limited forage supplies.

Our friends at Pharmgate Animal Health provide a great reminder today that swine production is all about efficiency, and...
09/30/2026

Our friends at Pharmgate Animal Health provide a great reminder today that swine production is all about efficiency, and established management protocols for disease prevention, detection, and response help growers keep their operation moving ahead.

Dairy producers are constantly being presented with new technologies, upgrades, and capital investments that promise better efficiency and performance. But in

09/25/2026

Water is essential for the life of livestock and all living beings. That's why we revived this article for Throwback Thursday.

Dairy producers are always looking for ways to gain efficiency while reducing costs. That’s just good business. But, some budget cuts can cost you more in the

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521 Dollard Street
Scotland, SD
57059

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
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