Farming

I reached out to the farm and they were kind enough to allow me to feature this story, and sent along the following statement.

When I first saw this photo I thought, maybe someone touched it up a bit with Photoshop. Turns out it wasn't.

The title says it all. It's true. If you ate today, thank a farmer.

South Dakota's soybean crop is expected to set a record, but corn production in the state this year is forecast to be down.

The harvest of late-season crops in South Dakota is winding down.

Man Writes Letter to Every Farmer Under 35. God looked down on his paradise and said, "I need a caretaker." So God mad a farmer.

Rain last week hampered the harvest in some parts of central and southeastern South Dakota.

The average value of farm and ranch land in South Dakota has dropped for the first time in at least a quarter century.

Heavy rain in eastern South Dakota over the past week put a temporary halt to the corn and soybean harvests in that region.

South Dakota saw a big jump in winter wheat production this year, thanks to a record yield.