Good Records, Marketing Critical
By Steve Johnson, Iowa State University Extension Farmers who are dealing with delayed and prevented planting decisions need to keep good records and ...
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Trade Matters–A Whole Lot
Figures included in a new report show just how important international markets are to our state’s economy. South Dakota exported a whopping $2.9 billion ...
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E15 Available Year-round–Finally
This summer, South Dakota drivers are able to do something they’ve never done this time of year–fill their vehicles with E15. When the Trump ...
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EPA Approves Year-round E15, but Continues to Give Exemptions to Refineries
Like all things in farming these days, every bit of good news seems to be followed by a cause for concern. The recent announcement allowing E15 fuel to be ...
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Reaching People in All the Right Places
Where do urban and rural South Dakotans of all ages gather (besides church)? Sporting events! There’s nothing that brings folks together like high school, ...
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10-Year Ethanol Sales: Over 500 Million Gallons
South Dakota fuel stations sold more than half a billion gallons of ethanol during the past 10 years. Annual sales topped 54 million each of the past ...
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39 Reasons EPA Should Deny Waivers
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering 39 pending petitions for small-refinery waivers that would release those refiners from complying ...
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SDCGA Board Adds 2 Industry Representatives
Two new industry representatives have joined the South Dakota Corn Growers Association’s board of directors. Wes Chambers of Yankton is regional vice ...
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Census of Ag: More No-till and Cover Crops
Drive around rural South Dakota during the growing season and you’re likely to see some turnips, radishes and rye. The number of acres of cover crops ...
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