Agriculture

The state veterinarian says bovine tuberculosis has been confirmed in a cow herd in Kingsbury County.

A team at South Dakota State University is using a new research grant to study sustainable bison management practices and host training workshops.

State Senators are advancing a bill that adds deceptive access and surveillance to a list of prohibited activities against state permitted animal feedlots.

J.J. Curry and his sons started the first hybrid seed corn company in South Dakota, today, a new generation is taking over this family business.

SDPB traces the evolution of the Thelma Kalstad farm. Thelma would have never dreamed of….Fleurish Flower Farm- A new concept for a South Dakota farm.

South Dakota legislators are advancing a bill requiring lab-grown meat to be labeled.

The plant that produces the red-wax covered cheeses in Brookings is set to expand its facility in the spring.

Potential tariffs and a shakeup in federal government concerns many farmers and ranchers. The national debate was brought to South Dakota at the recent annual Farmer’s Union conference. Speakers addressed the new administration and a growing need for produce.

Farmers and ranchers rely on atmospheric science to prepare for their next growing season. Scientists say South Dakota’s farmers and ranchers can expect multiple storms and drought in the forecast next year.

The Fence Line Fairness Act would create a committee of appointed producers to mediate disputes between the United States Forest Service and landowners.