Jim Sutton Jr., 91, of Onida, South Dakota, passed away on Sept. 3. He was one of the founders of Sutton Rodeo Company.

On Sept. 8, SDSU hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new $1.8 million Swine Research and Education Facility expansion.

The E.G. Melroe Legacy," with author Patrick McCloskey. Dahl plans to sign books at the Amity booth at Big Iron on Sept 15 ...

The risk isn't that crop markets can't go higher, Allison Thompson of The Money Farm says. The risk is forgetting how quickly ...

Heavy rainfall helped make small improvements in drought across the region in the last week. High temperatures continue to ...

Columnist Kent Thiesse writes about the likelihood that 2026 crop insurance indemnity payments will be solely based on ...

McSherry of Ask In Earnest took a moment away from harvest help to have a conversation with others all around cups of coffee.

Thanks to an extremely hot summer and spotty rains, overall statewide, soybean and corn conditions are trending mostly from ...

Rollins spent a keynote and a news conference on data systems, biofuels, fertilizer and cattle, and her so-called commitment ...

In North Dakota and South Dakota, the sunflower crop looks like it will yield well, even with the dry conditions.

Columnist Mychal Wilmes dives into the history of daylight saving laws and how farmers have been impacted by the adjustment of time.

The Big Iron Farm and Construction Show kicks off on Sept. 15. The show has been held annually since 1980 and continues to evolve alongside agriculture.