Janelle Atyeo is a Regional Editor for Lee Agri-Media, focusing on local news in South Dakota. With a passion for agriculture and rural communities, Janelle covers stories related to trade, weather impacts on farming, local events, and other topics relevant to the region.
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Janelle Atyeo's focus is primarily local, with a strong emphasis on agriculture and farming in South Dakota. She often covers events, seasonal topics, and references data in her articles. To best engage her, consider offering insights related to agricultural trends or innovations specific to South Dakota. Topics such as the impact of extreme weather on crops or livestock disease management may be particularly relevant given her coverage history. Additionally, providing data-driven analysis related to agriculture and farming could capture Janelle’s interest.
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One Nebraska teen knows that all too well. After a tornado destroyed her family's home and farm buildings near Ames, Nebraska, she's teaching kids about being prepared for the worst.
By: Calvin Hayenga, Janelle Atyeo
Shareholders of Glacial Lakes Ethanol received a letter just before the June primary requesting us to support the legislators that initiated SB 201, voted for it, succumbing to the voices of the lobbyists and ignoring their constituent voters.
Students will be able to get an associate's degree in agricultural science from South Dakota's capital city this fall.
The Gillfilan Estate offers tours of this historic home for a fee during Farmfest. Tri-State Neighbor photo by Janelle Atyeo
What better way to spend one of your last free weekends of summer than soaking up 100-degree heat on a rooftop?
Young producers can hear about finances and assistance programs at Dakotafest. Farm Bureau is hosting a panel, providing resources for those getting started.
Our dad, Henry Woster, was a big man. Not so much in height, or for that matter weight, although he ranked in the upper percentile in those categories. When I use the word “big,” I’m referring to his hands, wrists, forearms and shoulders.
U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack speaks at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, Aug. 28. He announced new funding for domestic fertilizer production, including for a dairy waste plant in northeastern Iowa. Tri-State Neighbor photo by Janelle Atyeo
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