We connected local chef, Michael Haskett, with Todd Hanten, a soybean, corn, and cattle farmer from Goodwin, to chat about farming, the impactful work farmers do, and more.

We celebrate South Dakota farmers, the heroes who nurture the land and provide sustenance. Thank you for your contributions to our agricultural legacy!

Needing a recipe to "spook" up your upcoming Halloween party? 👻 These Jalapeño Popper Mummies are full of flavors with fiery jalapeños and creamy cheese, all wrapped up for a fun presentation! Try out this recipe just in time for Halloween! 🎃

This recipe combines the hearty flavors of Italian sausage with the creamy richness of a Tuscan-inspired sauce. It's a match made in culinary heaven.

Looking for a fun activity to do this summer for the kids? With ingredients, you already have at home, this simple, soy-based, DIY playdough recipe makes for a super easy activity! 😋 Make sure to tag us if you try it at home!! 🌱

Americans love bacon, and it’s easy to tell why. From a crispy breakfast side dish to a salty addition to sandwiches, there are so many recipes to discover that utilize bacon. Here in South Dakota, you’re most likely to find bacon served in homes throughout the state. Did you know that the journey from land to plate starts with soy? That’s right, many animals, including pigs, are powered by soybeans!

Lambing season brings both excitement and hard work to South Dakota farms. As ewes welcome new lambs, farmers focus on ensuring their health and safety through careful preparation and monitoring. This blog answers common questions about lambing season, from preparation steps to the lambing process, highlighting the care and dedication involved in raising healthy flocks.

Farming has a rich vocabulary filled with terms that describe animals and farming practices. Understanding these terms is crucial, especially for those new to agriculture. In this guide, we explore common animal terminology for cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry. Learn the meanings behind terms like "heifer," "wether," and "pullet," and how these animals contribute to South Dakota farming.