Ariana Schumacher

A recent study from Iowa State University found that production losses due to PRRS have increased by 80% from the last decade.

SDSU and NDSU Extension are providing training to first responders on how to properly respond to emergencies involving livestock.

Corn and soybean crops in South Dakota are already drier than the ideal moisture for harvesting. Farmers like Dave Ellens of Wentworth have been rushing to get the crops out of the field.

Dan Ohden's black bean fields were hit with hail in mid-July, causing a loss of yield and creating a good space for weeds to thrive.

Justin Minnaert may not be able to use his legs, but that hasn't stopped him from continuing to do what he loves and inspiring others to do the same.

Hundreds of people in opposition to the USDA EID mandate gathered in Rapid City, South Dakota, to voice their concerns on how it will impact the cattle industry.

In 2022, Latinos accounted for nearly 23% of fatal workplace injuries. A training program being provided through SDSU Extension is helping to combat that issue.

Last year, 4-H reached 29% of all young people in South Dakota. Tim Tanner, South Dakota 4-H Program Director has an unofficial goal to reach 33% in the future.

The SDSU Extension Calf Value Discovery Program provides producers with detailed data on cattle feeding the carcass information.

Piloted last year, the SDSU Extension Adopt-A-Cow Beef program teaches third- through fifth-grade students about beef production in South Dakota.