How high by the 4th of July?
As we celebrate America’s birthday on Friday with fireworks, hotdogs and get-togethers, you can bet that farmers will be benchmarking their corn crop. ...
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Fueling Independence, Fighting High Gas Prices
Americans proudly celebrate their Independence every 4th of July and with that come a few things that can be expected: grilled hot dogs, baseball games, ...
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Flooding Resources for Farmers
Tragedy has struck across South Dakota this past week with tornadoes, hail storms, high winds and flooding (due to record rainfall) have damaged farms, ...
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SDSU to host Saline Soil Workshop
Have you ever noticed a field with streaks of white accents in amongst topsoil in unproductive areas? Those trouble spots are most likely due to excess ...
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Recent rains drive out drought
It has gone mostly unnoticed, but a good portion of South Dakota had been faced with drought conditions during the past month according to the U.S. ...
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June is a Dairy good month in SD
Does your day include a glass of milk, slice of cheese or scoop of yogurt? Or how about the occasional ice cream cone? Those nutritious and tasty treats ...
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Goose numbers, habitat & depredation on the rise
South Dakota’s goose population has soared over the past 25 years. What are the reasons? A big one is the increase in overall habitat as noted in a new ...
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June issue of EMERGE hits mailboxes this week
The new issue of South Dakota Corn’s magazine EMERGE hits mailboxes this week. Inside you will find articles about the adoption of no-till cropping ...
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What makes up your food dollar?
Have you ever wondered what makes up the amount of money you spend on food? The United States Department of Agriculture recently released its annual ...
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