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“We’re going to be facing challenges over these next five years that we weren’t expecting, and we need to be as prepared as possible."

Ray Kaderli wants to drive demand for products made from hemp, and he’s starting with houses.

This 1964 photo shows a corn insect field study on corn rootworm in South Dakota’s Charles Mix County.

“You can compete against traditional combine acres per hour.”

"I’m finding out the more outreach that happens, the more introverted and hermit like I become."

“Eat dessert first; ask questions later.”

"What a lovely green prairie it was – stock ponds full, cattle fields lush and the crops of corn and hay in full swing."

Barrel horses have to be in peak fitness to be competitive, and with this peak fitness comes concerns for Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH).

“With rye, I plant that in the fall, so people will say, ‘What are you going to do with that?’ And I say to them, ‘I don't know.’ And I

"It took only about 7 ½ hours, and I really didn’t mind it as much as the traffic behind me did."

Crop Watcher Blake Burggraff’s third cutting of alfalfa was rained on by a pop-up thunderstorm that brought over an inch of rain to some areas near Hartford, South Dakota.

“It’s always fun to connect with people who watch my content and like it."

Those looking to take a break from wandering the streets of Farmfest can walk next door and step back in time.

"It felt like warm water from a stock pond. Tasted like that, too. But as my dad reminded me now and then, 'It’s wet.'"

Cell-cultured meat? "How can any person or company truly praise a final fillet when the chores were a simple matter of test tubes, Bunsen burners and pipettes?"

Your new Neighbor is coming today! Make your plans for Farmfest, hear about the latest pest issues, and catch up with Crop Watchers.

Heather runs West River’s Senn Red Angus with husband Jerry where they raise registered and commercial cows. Their six kids are a big part of the operation, learning and growing

As South Dakota sweet corn season begins, shoppers will start to see ears popping up on street corner markets, at highway farm stands, and in grocery stores across the state.

Congratulations to Jaycie Forbes, daughter of Troy and Pam Forbes, of De Smet, South Dakota, on being named the 2023 American Gelbvieh Junior Association (AGJA) Junior Breeder of the Year.