Sioux Nation Ag-Chamberlain / Mid River Veterinary Clinic

01/05/2024

01/01/2024

Happy New Year from Sioux Nation Ag Center!

12/29/2023

This offer starts January 1st!

12/28/2023

Contact your Field Marketer or nearest Sioux Nation location next week to take advantage of the savings!

12/26/2023

All Hail Becca! She made it in and has opened the clinic. Call first and give her patience, but we are open.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from Sioux Nation Ag Center!

12/15/2023

***Update****

Update as of this morning12/22/23: Male will be going on transport to rescue, they have found a spot for him thankfully! The female has a potential adopter lined up. We will update if that adoption falls through.

We have two dogs up for adoption here at the clinic. Anyone can stop by to meet the dogs beforehand if you’re interested!
The black and white dog is female, intact, ~1yr old, has a docked tail and we are guessing a border collie mix. She is very sweet, and has a lot of energy to play! She will be given a Rabies and Distemper vaccination and has been dewormed.
The all black dog is a male, intact, ~3yrs old, has a docked tail, and we are guessing a border collie mix. He is very sweet and playful. He will be given a Rabies and Distemper vaccination and has been dewormed.
If anyone is interested in either of these two dogs or has any questions about them, please call Sioux Nation Vet Clinic at 605-234-6562. Our adoption fee is $50.

12/14/2023

If you are in the market for some last minute, end of year livestock equipment (call it Christmas for the cows, or keeping the tax-man happy), Sioux Nation Ag has some great solutions!
We offer Sioux Steel, For-Most, Ritchie, and Werk Weld equipment. Call or stop in for more information!

12/14/2023

Some say the cowbells still ring for all who believe. Wishing you a holiday season that’s merry and bright.

12/08/2023

Humans often head south for warmer living conditions this time of year when the temps start to fall. Little creatures like this make a shorter journey that brings them inside our barns, buildings, and houses. Visit us for solutions to the problem of unwanted guests!

12/05/2023

For this week's , we're focusing on giving fresh cows a healthy start. Here are some tips for ensuring their success.

12/02/2023

With a little early communication and planning, a dairy farm can be one of the few businesses that succeed over many generations. In case you missed it the first time, our blog post today outlines the components of an orderly succession strategy.

Farmers pride themselves on being part of farms that have been passed on through multiple generations. States give out awards for century farms. This is a

12/01/2023

This is the midwest - we know it will soon be cold outside. On this Throwback Thursday, we are revisiting this article to help producers better transition into the winter season by making barn and equipment maintenance a high priority.

The lower temperatures we experience during the upcoming winter months present producers with yet another set of challenges. While cold weather puts extra

11/30/2023

Science and technology have dramatically changed the way swine operations raise hogs today. On the program today, Zoetis presents part one of two episodes about Day 1 Pig Care training to help producers find success by investing their time, effort, and money in the right places and at the right times.

The first day is the most important in the life and health of a pig.

11/29/2023

On the blog today, our friends at Filament Ag give advice about creating a team of trusted advisors to help you navigate your path forward with an anaerobic digester as more and more dairy farms adopt this technology.

Create a team of trusted advisors to help navigate your path forward with this technology.

11/27/2023

FINAL WEEK - get your orders in by Thursday to qualify for the savings!

11/24/2023

While head pecking is common in turkey flocks, managing it is frustrating. In case you missed it the first time around, we are re-sharing this short read to help producers prevent and/or address this challenge.

Head pecking is a common occurrence in turkey flocks and can be very frustrating to manage. There are several factors to consider when you first see head