Silking South Dakota
If you follow the local news or USDA crop reports, you may have seen or heard the term “silking” used in updates on the state’s corn crop progress. ...
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AAA bashes E15, but supports ethanol?
The American Petroleum Institute (aka BIG OIL) kicked off its new anti-ethanol campaign last week (which can be seen on TV ads in South Dakota), where it ...
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Corn farmers tackle issues in D.C.
Corn farmers from states across the Midwest including South Dakota are meeting in Washington, D.C. this week with two things on their minds: seeing the ...
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SD Corn Growers glad House passes farm bill
The South Dakota Corn Growers Association (SDCGA) is pleased that the U.S. House has passed its version of a farm bill, a long-overdue step that paves the ...
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Prevented Plant: Confusion, Questions & Answers
While the wet spring we had in South Dakota was needed to replenish the soils after experiencing last year’s drought, it can be a mixed bag for farmers ...
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Fuel Choices to grow in SD
Fuel choices in South Dakota will continue to grow as the state’s Economic Development Office kicked off another round of ethanol blender pump grant ...
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SD Corn is now on Instagram
South Dakota Corn is now on Instagram. Just like on Twitter, our Instagram handle is simply (sdcorn). Give us a follow and share your farm photos with us. ...
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Knee-High by the 4th of July?
If your corn is knee-high by the Fourth of July you will have a good crop, or so the old saying goes. In agriculture today, if your corn isn’t at least ...
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Getting a bang out of corn
Corn is a truly amazing crop with literally hundreds of uses. Many of those uses make our world a better place with products like clean-burning, renewable ...
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