Jorgensen Land & Cattle: Sustainable Conservation Practices

At Jorgensen Land & Cattle, we’re committed to preserving and improving the land, soil, and other resources for future generations. We use proven conservation practices, including no-till, crop rotation, cover crops, and cattle grazing. This ensures we can continue to provide you with superior cattle genetics, certified seed, and all-inclusive pheasant hunts for many years to come.

Cattlemen's Week 2025 logo featuring stylized cattle, representing Jorgensen Land & Cattle's event for networking and recreational activities in the cattle industry.
Cattlemen's Week 2025 logo featuring stylized cattle, representing Jorgensen Land & Cattle's event for networking and recreational activities in the cattle industry.

The Leopold Conservation Award recognizes outstanding voluntary conservation by private landowners. Watch this short feature to see why Jorgensen Land & Cattle received this prestigious award in 2015.

Cattlemen's Week 2025 logo featuring stylized cattle, representing Jorgensen Land & Cattle's event for networking and recreational activities in the cattle industry.

Save Money When You Conserve

Not only does practicing conservation benefit future generations, but it also benefits your bottom line. In this 5-part video series from the National Resource Conservation Service, you’ll see why soil conservation saves us money — and how it can do the same for you.

Cattlemen's Week 2025 logo featuring stylized cattle, representing Jorgensen Land & Cattle's event for networking and recreational activities in the cattle industry.

Jorgensen Land and Cattle is a charter member of the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition.

The SDSHC was created to promote the 5 principles of soil health:

  • Crop Diversity
  • Soil Armor
  • Minimal Disturbance
  • Livestock Integration
  • Constant Living Root