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News Releases from South Dakota Farm Bureau.
9/18/2017
It seems simple. A single tube. But it’s something that could mean the difference between life and death in a grain bin. Thanks to a donation by the South Dakota Farm Bureau Centennial Community Initiative, producers in Brookings and Kingsbury counties will have this resource available to them.
9/8/2017
Pictures from the 2017 Century Farm Celebration are now available.
8/28/2017
Visitors to the World’s Only Corn Palace can now learn more about agriculture thanks to a donation from the South Dakota Farm Bureau Centennial Community Initiative (CCI).
8/18/2017
Brown County will see improvements in Emergency Response equipment and training thanks to $10,000 of funding made possible by the South Dakota Farm Bureau Centennial Community Initiative.
8/17/2017
Parades, retro games, great entertainment and free ice cold water are just a few of the ways South Dakota Farm Bureau will be celebrating 100 years of the organization all week along Farm Bureau Avenue at the 2017 South Dakota State Fair.
8/14/2017
South Dakota Farm Bureau will be hosting a Farm Bureau Forum on Wednesday, Aug. 16 at 10:30 a.m. CDT in the Reaves Building at Dakotafest in Mitchell
8/14/2017
Family Night at the Park was held at Lake Carthage to celebrate the opening of a new handicap accessible / family friendly fishing pier. The new pier was made possible thanks to funding from the South Dakota Farm Bureau Centennial Community Initiative.
8/9/2017
South Dakota Farm Bureau (SDFB) will be offering new “Lunch and Learn” sessions at Dakotafest in their hoop building and tent located in lot #445 on the east end of 4th Street at Dakotafest on the Schlaffman Farm in Mitchell, S.D.
8/7/2017
Grant County 4-H youth are now able to participate in a new program titled All About Agriculture thanks to donations from the South Dakota Farm Bureau Centennial Community Initiative grant.
8/3/2017
Young people in the Prairie Winds 4-H Program are receiving new educational kits as well as adding facility improvements thanks to donations from the South Dakota Farm Bureau Centennial Community Initiative grant.