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7/8/2020 - Ashley Gelderman is a nutritionist who spends her days developing diet plans that meet very specific nutritional needs for her clients at every stage of their lives. But, instead of humans, Ashley’s clients are pigs. As a monogastric nutritionist for Standard Nutrition Company, Ashley works... Read More
6/5/2020 - The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted nearly every aspect of our lives over the past several months, from school and event cancellations, store and workplace closures and limited supplies of food and other products. We thank the essential workers in every industry who have worked diligently to keep ... Read More
3/8/2020 - FEATURED FARMER: Livestock Have Been Important for Generations on South Dakota Farm The farm that Zane Williams’ great uncle homesteaded 125 years ago has changed over the years, but there has been one constant: livestock have always been an important part of the farm for each of the four gene... Read More
2/5/2020 - Livestock shows have been an important tradition for U.S. farmers and ranchers for more than a hundred years. Beginning in the early 1900s, groups of farmers would bring together cattle to showcase the latest genetics, sell animals and share information on caring for animals, growing crops and new... Read More
1/17/2020 - POSITION TITLE: Intern, Summer full-time paid position located in Sioux Falls, SD (Position is also shared with Midwest Dairy.) POSITION DATES: May – Sept. 7 *Weekend of South Dakota State Fair is a required activity. Other start and end dates depend on applicants school schedule. Appl... Read More
1/9/2020 - Answering questions from a roomful of fourth graders would strike fear in the heart of many South Dakotans, but for Adam Mohrhauser, it is one of the highlights of his year. Adam serves as an adopted farmer for Ag United’s program that connects farmers and ranchers with fourth grade classroo... Read More
12/11/2019 - Like many South Dakota families, prime rib will be the centerpiece of the holiday table for the Bieber family this year. For more than 40 years, it has been a tradition to serve beef at their Christmas dinner. It has special significance for the family because the work they do on their Bieber Re... Read More
11/12/2019 - The athletic rivalry between the University of South Dakota and South Dakota State University dates back 130 years to the first football meeting of the two universities in 1889. Over the years, the schools have competed in more than 560 collegiate athletics head-to-head match-ups in footbal... Read More
10/4/2019 - In a typical year, corn and soybean harvest in South Dakota is in full gear throughout the month of October. However, there has been nothing typical about 2019 for many of our state’s farmers. With wet weather that delayed or prevented planting, many crops are well behind schedule and farmer... Read More
9/9/2019 - As summer winds down, many South Dakota gardeners are busy canning and freezing the bounty of their gardens. Jars of pickles and other produce or freezers full of sweet corn and tomatoes provide a taste of summer even in the coldest South Dakota winters. Livestock farmers take a similar appr... Read More
