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Tim Meagher Explores Bruce Haines' Farm and its Ties to the Food Industry
Join Ambassador Tim Meagher as he visits Bruce Haines' farm near Mitchell, SD. From harvesting soybeans to discussing sustainability and the vital role of farming in the food industry, this journey offers insights into agriculture’s impact on our communities and beyond.
Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide with Ag Ambassador Program
Earlier this month, I toured Mike Jaspers’ farm in Bridgewater, SD with the Agriculture Ambassador program. Witnessing sustainable farming practices and a newborn calf's first steps deepened my commitment to supporting local farmers and advocating for sustainable agriculture policies.
What are some Biodiesel Misconceptions?
Find out the truth about biodiesel, a plant-based fuel that's good for your car and the planet. Learn how it's made in the U.S. and why it's a smart choice.
Generational Farming: A Visit to the Struck Family Farm
Jesse Carlson, a Hungry For Truth Ambassador from Seneca, SD, finds his love for farming reignited after visiting David Struck's farm in Wolsey.
A Field of Opportunity with Careers in Agriculture
Find career opportunities in South Dakota's agricultural sector, from crop production and livestock farming to agribusiness, conservation, and sustainability.
What do South Dakota Farmers Plant?
South Dakota's agriculture is essential to its economy, and over 29,000 farms and ranches across the state grow a wide range of crops. Corn, soybeans, wheat, sunflowers, and alfalfa are some of the most common crops grown in the state.
Guide to Farm Animal Vocabulary & Need To Know Terms
Farming has a rich vocabulary filled with terms that describe animals and farming practices. Understanding these terms is crucial, especially for those new to agriculture. In this guide, we explore common animal terminology for cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry. Learn the meanings behind terms like "heifer," "wether," and "pullet," and how these animals contribute to South Dakota farming.