SD Corn gears up for virtual annual conference
In just over a week, the South Dakota Corn Growers Association will present its annual conference, starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, January 16th. Due to the ...
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Gov. Noem hosting call for ag industry regarding DENR and SDDA merger
Gov. Kristi Noem will host a conference call for our states farmers and ranchers on Wednesday, Jan. 6 at 10:45 am CST to discuss the merger of the ...
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2020: A Year in Review
From start to finish, 2020 has been a crazy year and one we will all certainly never forget. From January snowstorms to the COVID-19 pandemic and a dry ...
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Annual Conference just over a month away
Mark your calendars for the upcoming South Dakota Corn Growers annual conference. After being postponed as a result of a major snowstorm in January 2020 ...
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Don Day Jr. to Speak at SDCGA 2021 Annual Conference
Despite a rocky 2020—from snowstorms to coronavirus, and an interesting year in politics—the South Dakota Corn Growers Association will hold its annual ...
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Corn Growers will meet to adopt resolutions
Once a year, the board of directors of the South Dakota Corn Growers Association gathers to discuss proposed resolutions that will determine the ...
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Voting should be first on our to-do lists
It’s that time of year when we get to make our voices known. Nov. 3 is election day, as every American should know based on the bombardment of TV ads, the ...
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SD farmers beef up sustainability efforts
South Dakota farmers are some of the world’s best stewards of the land. For good reason. It benefits everyone when we preserve and manage our soil. After ...
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GREET Act would open doors for SD ethanol exports
Legislation introduced by Sen. John Thune and co-sponsored by Sen. Mike Rounds could provide a boost to the ethanol industry and South Dakota farmers.
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