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Honey producers have a stable market to sell their honey thanks to the Sioux Honey cooperative.
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Whether you no-till or conventional till, managing weeds can be a struggle. Oftentimes the type of weeds you're finding in your fields can be determined by your tillage system.
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Former Minnesota FFA president, graduate of University of Minnesota- Crookston and current Farm Business Management instructor Ben Olander is pleased to enter his second year of farming in 2024.
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Parts of the region received a quarter to more than 2 inches of rain in storms on April 16. That might be helpful for soil moisture concerns, but cold rains aren’t a positive development for cattle.
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StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler says a quieter weather pattern is setting up as April moves toward May, with more gentle showers and warmer temperatures.
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Avian influenza spreads beyond birds. We take you to the nation's biggest honey co-op. Students at SDSU put on the school's 32nd annual bull sale. A popular berry farm offers bare-root fruit plants.
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South Dakota State University held their 32nd annual bull sale April 12, offering students an opportunity to learn how to market livestock.
The panel discussions are sponsored by the nonprofit Friends of Ag & Energy.
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