Conventional or Organic?
A new study out of the Stanford University School of Medicine shows little to no difference in terms of health and nutrition when comparing conventional ...
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Farm Bill Now coalition formed, website launched
http://www.farmbillnow.com/ 39 of the nation’s foremost agricultural organizations have come together in an effort to raise public awareness of the need ...
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Chopped Corn
The hot, dry weather across the state this summer along with early planting has put the corn silage season in fast forward. Corn farmers around the state ...
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Corn Silage Resources
As the drought continues to grow in South Dakota so does the number of farmers who will be chopping up their corn crop for cattle feed. Many farmers who ...
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Food Prices and Drought
As the drought continues to affect crops across the country, many have begun to speculate about what it means for food prices. Corn is without a doubt a ...
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Farming is a Family Thing
*This post is from South Dakota Corn Growers VP, Keith Alveron’s Keloland Column. With a growing majority of people being two or more generations ...
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E15 clears final hurdle
Last Friday, the Environmental Protection Agency approved the sale of E15 (a blend of 15% ethanol and 85% gasoline) by fuel retailers. This is the final ...
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Celebrate Dairy Month in South Dakota
On a hot South Dakota summer day, nothing tastes much better than ice cream. As summer draws near South Dakota Corn encourages everyone to celebrate dairy ...
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Why we need a Farm Bill Now
With the 2008 Farm Bill set to expire at the end of September of this year, the need for a renewed commitment to farm policy needs to take place now. So ...
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