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State officials are confirming a case of anthrax in a group of cattle sold in a South Dakota market.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service is conducting surveying in South Dakota this fall.
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The USDA said South Dakota farmers planted more than 3,000 acres of industrial hemp in 2023 – more than any other state.
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The Newell Ram Sale and Show allows sheep herdsmen and women to access global genetics so they can better participate in what has become a global sheep economy. SDPB stopped by in 2019 to learn more.
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The Farm Bill is on the table this year in DC, and advocates from ranch country are making their voices heard. That’s why the state Farmers Union, among others from across the country, hosted a fly-in to DC.
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Across South Dakota, you'll find century farms. Farms that have been owned by the same family for 100 or more years. In this 2002 Dakota Life story, we visit some of the farms across the state.
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The South Dakota Farm Bureau hosted a panel discussion on farm bill status, agricultural market access and trade, biofuels, and labeling.
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Researchers from several South Dakota universities are creating new algorithms to create bigger, more accurate soil moisture mapping models for farmers.
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The state property tax assessment committee is continuing discussions on the impact of taxes on South Dakota homeowners.
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The South Dakota Famer’s Union opens a new agricultural building at the Brown County Fair.