Little International has changed over time from then to now. Little I started in 1921 as a small competition, and it grew to be so much more.
Little I was modeled after the Chicago Livestock Expo....
The SDSU horse club experiences tremendous growth by going beyond campus grounds to build leaders, serve the Brookings community and promote the equine industry.
Carmen Paulson, SDSU horse club adviser...
Cody Gifford leads a club that has impacted generations of SDSU alumni for 100 years with the hope of 100 more years to come.
Gifford, a junior agricultural science student, is the manager for the...
The Agriculture Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) are hosting The National ACT Professional Development Conference Sept. 30. The conference will end with Courtenay DeHoff at 7 p.m., which is open to the...
Seventy-eight students in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences presented their summer internship experiences at the second annual Precision Connect event Friday, Sept. 16 at the...
Study abroad trip features this lesson: 'Life is lived so differently, yet so similarly, too'
A group of South Dakota State University agriculture students had a once-in-a-lifetime experience...
A bill signed earlier this month by Gov. Kristi Noem will help create a precision agriculture cybersecurity partnership between South Dakota State University and Dakota State University.
House Bill...
South Dakota State’s Dairy Science Club had a record year selling cheese boxes, and the money earned will pay for club events, community service activities, trips, scholarship memberships and more.
The...
The agriculture industry is facing a labor shortage, and this could mean changes in the career opportunities in agriculture.
A labor shortage means that there are not enough people to fill all of...
An SDSU student who grew up on a crop farm in Wisconsin was a big winner at the 94th National Future Farmers of America (FFA) Convention last month in Indianapolis.
Kendra Goplin, a freshman from...
After taking a year off because of the pandemic, an SDSU tradition that has been taking place for 54 years is finally making its way back to campus.
The SDSU football team faced off against and dominated...
