Tag » farm family
Farming and Football With Michael Drotzmann
In South Dakota, there are two things that connect people from every generation, county, and walk of life: farming and…
Next Generation on the Farm with Beau Schooley
The agriculture industry was built on the foundation of strong family farms and small businesses. Running a farming operation with…
How Commodities Affect Climate Change
The world today is much more conscious of keeping our earth green and working hard to do its part to…
From Soy to Bacon! Pigs Powered by Soybeans
Americans love bacon and it’s easy to tell why. From a crispy breakfast side dish to a salty addition to…
Animal Husbandry: Livestock Health and Care
Got a casserole to bake? Or maybe you’re in charge of bringing the meat for your next barbeque. Whatever the…
What’s Produced Across the State?
It’s no secret that agriculture is a big deal in the state of South Dakota. In fact, agriculture is the…
When Farming Goes Digital with Karla Santi, Walt Bones and Hungry For Truth
Having open and transparent conversations about food and farming with South Dakotans and the farmers who grow it is what…
Why Do Farmers Use GMOs?
Have you ever wondered why many farmers use GMOs? Researching the question online might lead you to believe that they…
What I’m Up to This Winter (Part Three)
Harvest is complete. The weather is getting colder, and there’s snow on the ground. Although farmers aren’t out in the…
What I’m Up to This Winter (Part Two)
Harvest is complete. The weather is getting colder, and there’s snow on the ground. Although farmers aren’t out in the…
What I’m Up to This Winter (Part One)
Harvest is complete. The weather is getting colder, and there’s snow on the ground. Although farmers aren’t out in the…
Harvest Season with Jeff Thompson
As summer creeps to an end, our farmers get ready for one of the busiest times of the year —…
What Family Means On Scott Family Farms
You can’t talk about farming without talking about farm families. After all, 97% of farms in the U.S. are family…
Q&A: How Farmers Work From Home
With more of the workforce doing their jobs remotely than ever before, Hungry for Truth talked to several South Dakota…
Family or Factory? A Look At a Large Local Farm
When John T. Bones left Pennsylvania in 1879 and homesteaded land northeast of Parker, it’s unlikely he knew the first…
Talking Pig Barns and Buying Local with The Rommereims and Hungry For Truth
Sitting down to open up conversation about food and farming with South Dakotans and the farmers who grow it is…
Chatting Sustainability and The Cycle of Seed to Harvest
It’s always a pleasure to sit down and open up a conversation about food and farming with South Dakotans and…
The Sustainability Story of a Five-Generation Farm
Since 1896, David Struck’s family has been farming and caring for their land in Wolsey, South Dakota. Today, three generations…