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• Some 225,000 acres of CRP in the state expired Aug. 1, Runia said.
• Bublitz said if the state has a normal winter and a not-so-dry spring, the 2013 season could bounce back well.
• "We haven't had a bad enough winter to kill off," he said. "I haven't noticed any bird loss in our area.
• "With any luck, we'll have a good year next year.
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• 31 people died from work injuries in SD in 2011
• SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) -- The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says 31 people died from work injuries in South Dakota during 2011.
• The preliminary numbers show that the number of work-related fatalities in the state decreased by five from the previous year.
• Of the 31 fatalities, 14 were from transportation incidents. The agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting industry had the largest number of fatalities in the state with eight.
• The majority of people who died in South Dakota during 2011 from workplace injuries were white non-Hispanics men who worked for wages and salaries.
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