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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Pace of U.S. ag exports is picking up steam
Exports of U.S. agricultural goods took a hit from a U.S.-China trade war and the COVID-19 pandemic, but they are making a substantial rebound as China ...
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Efforts pay off in change to haying rule
Farmers in 19 South Dakota counties are now allowed to hay, graze or chop cover crops on prevented plant acres – two months earlier than normal. The South ...
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Rural South Dakota Needs Broadband
Rural residents in pockets of South Dakota still don’t have access to an important tool that many Americans take for granted—high-speed Internet. ...
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Teams score low at Corn Cob Open
There were birdies aplenty at the annual Corn Cob Open on Thursday, Aug. 13 at Grand Falls Casino & Golf Resort. The team of Doug Berven, Joshua ...
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Grains Council Hard at Work for Farmers
One of South Dakota Corn’s major industry partners is the U.S. Grains Council, an organization that consists of corn, sorghum and barley producers and ...
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Ethanol Plants Use Over Half of SD Corn
If anyone ever asks you how important ethanol is to South Dakota’s economy, you can summarize with three facts. Agriculture is the state’s No. 1 industry. ...
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Corn Congress: Paving a Policy Path
Each summer, South Dakota Corn board and staff members gather with leaders from other state associations in Washington, D.C. for Corn Congress, a series ...
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Ethanol industry is in ongoing battle
Things never come easy for the ethanol industry. Even in a time when there’s more awareness than ever about the need for clean and renewable energy, being ...
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