Little Dukes to host Yellow Dime Event
Ethanol-blended gasoline will be 10 cents less per gallon on Aug. 30 at Little Dukes C-store in Huron, S.D., during a Yellow Dime Promotion. The South ...
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Glacial Lakes Energy announces equity meeting dates
The newest South Dakota ethanol investment opportunity is being offered by Glacial Lakes Energy (GLE), of Watertown, S.D., which plans to develop and ...
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SD Corn to appear at Brown County Fair, Aug. 18
Join the South Dakota Corn Growers Association and South Dakota Corn Utilization Council on Aug. 18, 2006 at the Brown County Fair in Aberdeen. Stop by ...
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SD Corn brings Beach Party to Dakotafest
Sweet rides, sweet prizes and sweet corn will be on tap in the South Dakota Corn Growers Association and South Dakota Corn Utilization Council tent, ...
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SD Corn Thanks Johanns on DM&E Railroad Project
Reid Jensen, president of the South Dakota Corn Growers Association, met today with U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns to thank him for the ...
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Vermillion is latest location for a proposed ethanol plant
Another ethanol plant will bolster the South Dakota ethanol industry as a new plant is proposed for the Vermillion, S.D. region. Today, Glacial Lakes ...
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Goode to Go will offer Yellow Dime event
Ethanol-blended gasoline will be 10 cents less per gallon on June 10 at Goode to Go in North Sioux City, S.D., during a Yellow Dime Promotion. The South ...
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SDCUC gives $1 million to SDSU Seed Technology Lab
The South Dakota Corn Utilization Council (SDCUC) will provide $1 million for the South Dakota State University (SDSU) Seed Technology Laboratory project. ...
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Spring Creek Country Club to Host the 15th Annual
On June 19, the Spring Creek Country Club will host the 15th Annual South Dakota Corn Growers Association (SDCGA) Corn Cob Open. SDCGA members, farmers, ...
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