
Letter from SDSA President Kevin Deinert
A summer message from SDSA President encourages farmers to slow down, stay connected, and keep advocating for agriculture amid challenges.
A summer message from SDSA President encourages farmers to slow down, stay connected, and keep advocating for agriculture amid challenges.
From fuel to foam, soy-based bioproducts are creating new markets and value for farmers. Chairman David Struck shares what’s next for soy.
In a letter to SD farmers, Executive Director Jerry Schmitz explains how Checkoff investments help soybean farmers grow markets, fuel innovation, support g...
Join South Dakota Soybean for free Shop Talk events in Huron and Faulkton this July, featuring ag updates, expert speakers, and a complimentary meal.
Maximize your return by matching soybeans to soils where they thrive — not just survive
Seed oils like soybean, canola, and corn oil are often misunderstood. Learn what they really are, why they don’t increase inflammation, and how they suppor...
Meet the newly elected and returning directors of the South Dakota Soybean Research and Promotion Council. These farmer-leaders will help guide checkoff in...
South Dakota farmers showcased practical, profitable conservation practices during CTIC’s national tour, highlighting efforts supported by the South Dakota...
South Dakota soybean farmers are bringing their passion for protein to the grill as judges at the Soybean Checkoff-sponsored BBQ Championships in Huron, Ju...
South Dakota farmer Jeff Kloucek wrapped up soybean planting early this May. Hear why his early-planted fields look fantastic and how input decisions matte...
South Dakota farmer Brandon Wipf reflects on his work with the American Soybean Association, including monarch habitat efforts and navigating spring planti...
For 20 years, South Dakota soybean growers have partnered with Ag United and other commodity groups to share agriculture’s story with consumers. Now, the e...
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