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August 8, 2025 Deadline for Soybean Farmers Interested in United Soybean Board Nominations

Tillage reduction could improve a grower’s bottom line

South Dakota research shows tillage reduction and strip tillage improve soil health, cut energy costs, and boost soybean fertility. Learn more from SDSU’s ...

Congratulations to Brandon Wipf on Legislative Appointment

South Dakota soybean farmer Brandon Wipf of Huron appointed to District 22 Senate seat by Governor Rhoden, bringing valuable agricultural experience to the...

South Dakota Farmers Encouraged to Apply for ASA Corteva Young Leader Program

South Dakota soybean farmers are encouraged to apply for the 2025-26 ASA Corteva Agriscience Young Leader Program - a prestigious leadership training oppor...

SoyFoam Fire Suppression Demo at SD State Fire School

Big Week in D.C. Brings Wins for Farmers

Recent congressional action brings long-term wins for farmers, including expanded tax relief, safety net improvements, and support for conservation, trade,...

Ag economist recommends exit strategy to avoid soybean storage costs

With soybeans growing toward maturity, ag economist Ben Brown urges South Dakota farmers to think beyond harvest. From storage costs to market timing, Brow...

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 Bright Future in Bioproducts

From fuel to foam, soy-based bioproducts are creating new markets and value for farmers. Chairman David Struck shares what’s next for soy.

The goal of the Soybean Checkoff is pretty simple: Increase profitability for soybean families.

In a letter to SD farmers, Executive Director Jerry Schmitz explains how Checkoff investments help soybean farmers grow markets, fuel innovation, support g...

Join Us for Summer Shop Talk Events in Huron and Faulkton

Join South Dakota Soybean for free Shop Talk events in Huron and Faulkton this July, featuring ag updates, expert speakers, and a complimentary meal.

Plant Soybeans Where They Can Shine

Maximize your return by matching soybeans to soils where they thrive — not just survive