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Total donation from South Dakota Cattlemen’s Foundation exceeds $3M in 12 years On Saturday night during the 12th Annual Prime Time Gala, the South Dakota Cattlemen’s Foundation presented a donation to Feeding South Dakota, on-stage at the Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, in the amount of $306,621. This makes the overall donation to Feeding South Dakota $3,026,665 in the last 12 years.

rairie plants to know Curlycup gumweed A short-lived native perennial. Only growing 1-3 feet tall, curlycup gumweed leaves are alternate with serrate margins.

Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA Though it’s been a while, R-CALF USA’s persistence in calling for country of origin labeling (COOL) and tariffs for the cattle industry has attracted a recurring rebuttal from the beef industry.

Set and filmed in South Dakota, Fall Is a Good Time To Die showcases local talent from across the region A new film shot on the South Dakota prairie is gaining attention — not for sweeping action or Hollywood stars, but for something quieter and deeply rooted: a story told by, with, and for South Dakotans. Fall Is a Good Time To Die, written and directed by Dalton Coffey, premiered earlier this month at Sioux Falls’ historic State Theatre and will soon be available for streaming.

More than 6,700 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students have been named to the Deans’ List for the spring semester of the 2024-25 academic year. Qualification for the Deans’ List varies among the eight undergraduate colleges and the Explore Center.

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Most of us know the importance of healthy eating. What you eat fuels your body to go about your daily activities. When you consume healthy, nutritious food, your body responds better; more energy, fewer aches and pains, and even an improved mood. In comparison, when we feed our bodies junk food, we are often left feeling sluggish, uncomfortable, and sometimes even sick.

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It’s not just legendary rip roarin’ bronc stompin’ Stampede Rodeo that we’re talkin’ about, it’s the whole Stampede Experience. That experience includes the rodeo dances held under the Stampede stars right on the rodeo grounds Friday and Saturday nights, July 18 and 19, after the last bull has been bucked at the Burke Stampede Rodeo in Burke, SD.