Agriculture

The total value of South Dakota’s latest harvest is down from recent years.

The House Ag and Natural Resources Committee passes a bill allowing state entities to cooperate with Native tribes’ livestock theft investigations.

Gov. Larry Rhoden is seeking nominations for this year’s Governor’s Ag Ambassador Award.

With President Donald Trump threatening tariffs on both Mexico and Canada, there are big implications on South Dakota’s agricultural economy.

Hemp in South Dakota is just beginning to find its footing, and already the commodity is making waves across the ag industry. At the same time, a war-torn nation begins to take its baby steps into the business. Where do these two roads intersect?

A House bill banning cell-cultured meat – also known as lab-grown meat – is advancing in the Legislature.

The South Dakota Farmers Union is saying it helped secure a win for U.S. Cattle Producers in a settlement with one of the nation’s largest meat-packing companies.

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.