2019 Dicamba Usage Update
As we wait for spring planting to begin, it’s a good time to review South Dakota’s dicamba guidelines, which have been updated for 2019. Tom Gere, ...
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Corn Growers, Council elect officers
Two organizations that represent South corn farmers have elected officers for the following year. The South Dakota Corn Growers Association board of ...
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Agriculture: Food For Life
Grace Brose of Box Elder, a senior at New Underwood High School, won a National Ag Day essay contest organized by the Agricultural Council of America. She ...
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Two join SDCGA board of directors
The South Dakota Corn Growers Association has added two new members to its board of directors. Dave Ellens, 33, who farms near Wentworth, represents ...
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Spring Outlook: Wet and Wetter
Spring has finally arrived. However, it’s likely to be a long wait before planting season begins. Many South Dakota farm fields were still covered with ...
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Ethanol exports set record
The United States exported a record 1.62 billion gallons of ethanol to 74 countries in the past marketing year and is pursuing opportunities to more than ...
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SD Corn Growers Association Made an Impact in Pierre
The 2019 South Dakota Legislative Session has wrapped up, and we want to take a moment to reflect on the accomplishments. It’s been an interesting year. ...
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Agriculture Is the Lifeblood of South Dakota
What would South Dakota look like without the agriculture industry? It would be vastly different than the state we have today, from the smallest towns to ...
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Annual Meeting Speakers Shine
SIOUX FALLS – Tommy Grisafi has a name for the record high price of corn in 2018. “I call $8 corn the devil because it distorted what’s real,” the Advance ...
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