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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FSA accepting applications for CFAP funds
South Dakota farmers and ranchers who were already hammered by low prices, last year’s flooding and the U.S.-China trade war were rocked again by the ...
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Economic recovery will take time, effort
Every day, it seems that we hear or read news reports about these “uncertain times.” But when is there ever really certainty? That’s particularly true in ...
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Planting season gets off to a good start
South Dakota farmers are off and running. A year after planting was an impossible task in many parts of the state because of flooding, planters are ...
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Farming and COVID-19: Put plan in place
Farmers had a lot on their minds heading into spring. Coming off of a flood-ravaged 2019 growing season, low grain prices and the prospect of fields being ...
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Prevented Plant acres management scenarios
Prevented Plant Acres in South Dakota Management Scenarios for 2020 By Natural Natural Resources Conservation Service South Dakota As farmers prepare for ...
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Agricultural Trade Remains a Top Priority
The coronavirus pandemic has dealt an economic blow to many U.S. industries, and agriculture is certainly no exception. Grain and livestock prices have ...
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