Rebekah Tuchscherer

South Dakota’s Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources was officially created after months of hesitation by farmers, environmentalists and lawmakers.

Kids at the Boys and Girls Club are taking their education outdoors.

Funds for electric vehicle charging stations in South Dakota are increasing, thanks to a proposal approved by the Minerals and Environment Board.

South Dakota business and agriculture leaders met for a virtual round table to discuss the state’s workforce needs and immigration reform.

Governor Kristi Noem has declared a state of emergency in response to widespread drought conditions throughout South Dakota.

Gov. Kristi Noem covered a wide swath of topics at the annual Governor’s Agricultural Summit on Friday morning.

Over 53,000 nest predators were killed for the sake of higher pheasant numbers in 2021.

A press release issued by the organization Friday afternoon said executive director Lisa Richardson had resigned. She had been in the position since 1997.

The South Dakota Corn Utilization Council called for a financial audit of its organization after its executive director’s sudden departure.

Bait shops and aquaculture facilities in South Dakota won’t have as much state-sanctioned paperwork anymore.

For South Dakota corn, soybean farmers, the late-August rain came too late to impact crop harvest amid the drought.

The City of Sioux Falls is seeking volunteers for its annual Sioux River Greenway Cleanup, which will be held this Saturday, Sept. 25.

South Dakota’s time-honored tradition of hunting its state bird begins this weekend.

Weather conditions may have saved this year’s out-of-state pheasant season, but other factors also play a role.

Are all types of hemp the same? The short answer is no. Here are the differences.

A local name in agriculture has been named a beef industry leader by a regional magazine.

While the turkey roasts and cranberries wobble out their tin can, it’s good to have a few hor d’oeuvres on hand to fend off those rumbly tummies.