Small Bean
Big Potential

Thanks to the passion and productivity of thousands of men and women across South Dakota, the small soybean is a mighty force in our state’s modern life and economic future.

The South Dakota Soybean Association and South Dakota Soybean Research & Promotion Council are united in providing soybean farmers a voice in government, information and innovation to build their businesses and expand profitable markets for their crop.

Two Groups
United for a Cause

Two distinct groups — SD Soybean Association and SD Soybean Research & Promotion Council — are working together to support SD soybean producers.

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South Dakota
Ag Minute

Find out how agriculture impacts you. Agriculture is South Dakota’s number one industry, boosting our state’s economy and providing nutritious food for our tables. Reporter Michelle Rook highlights issues that are important to every South Dakotan.

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Actively Engaged
SD Legislative Session

Our legislative resources will help guide you through this year’s legislative session. Find out which bills have the potential to impact South Dakota agriculture and where SDSA stands on the issues.

Explore the SDSA Legislative Guide.

Soybean Spotlight

Thank You for Joining Us at AgOutlook!

Thank you to everyone who came out to our 7th Annual AgOutlook Conference & Trade Show. The event was a success thanks to all of our attendees and sponsors! More >>

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Learn How International Marketing Affects SD Farming

Apply to Participate in the SD International Marketing Program to Seattle, WA This year, the South Dakota Soybean Research and Promotion Council (SDSR&PC) is organizing a See For Yourself mission to Grays Harbor in Seattle, WA in March. This trip is an all expenses paid experience that will give soybean farmers the opportunity to see [...] More >>

South Dakota Ag Minute

Fertilizer Is Not a Threat to the Environment or Water Quality

Fertilizer use by farmers is now more targeted due to soil sampling and better agronomic practices. That has lead to farmers using less overall product which is better for the environment and protects water quality. Michelle Rook has more.

Heartland Consumer Segment on KELO-TV 5pm news air date 1-31-12.

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