
South Dakota cattle producers lost at least 2,000 head to heat stress last month. What made it lethal wasn’t the daytime peak; it was consecutive days of heat and humidity with no wind and nights that never dropped. Griffin Cherry describes the effect on producers.
Source: Griffin Cherry, LinkedIn, August 12, 2026. Link.
Cattle don’t die from the hottest hour of the day. They die when the night stops cooling off.”
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