Experience at Dairy Bar, plant help students learn
Danielle Sons, Lifestyles Reporter
March 22, 2019
Filed under Lifestyles
Nestled behind Berg Agricultural Hall and next to Alfred Dairy Science Hall is the Davis Dairy Plant and Dairy Bar, where people tour, study and enjoy some of the many products that are made here on campus. The South Dakota State University Dairy Bar makes many products like ice cream, cheese, butte...
Netherlands native finds home at SDSU, plans for life-long career in dairy industry
Emma Anderson, Lifestyles Reporter
March 20, 2019
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Flying over the Atlantic Ocean, Sanne de Bruijn and her family traveled from their home in the Netherlands to the United States in 2004 to pursue their love for dairy. De Bruijn, a junior double majoring in dairy production and dairy manufacturing, moved around several times within the U.S. and ev...
AG-venture for students who study abroad
Stephanie Nelson, Reporter
March 20, 2019
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As Julie Walker hands out and discusses the packing list for the New Zealand excursion the students will go on in a couple of months, the excitement and anticipation in the room grows. Not only will students be hopping on a plane and flying 8,025 miles across the globe, but they will be off on ...
Campus-wide Ag Day connects SDSU to heritage and industry
College of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences
March 8, 2019
South Dakota State University has long been known for its agricultural heritage. On March 20, 2019, the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) will celebrate its Ninth Annual Campus-Wide Ag Day. This year’s theme, Rooted in Agriculture, invites people to share what keeps...
Former Miss Rodeo South Dakota Credits 4-H
Lura Roti, SDSU Extension
February 19, 2019
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Riding around the arena displaying sponsor flags and presenting awards - what fans see of a rodeo queen’s job may look effortless. But, behind the scenes, rodeo queens put a lot of hard work, horsemanship and public relations into the role, explains Kay Marrs, who recently handed off the title Miss...
Food Law course new to CAFES
Abby Hopp, Reporter
February 13, 2019
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A new course is now being offered by the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences as a result of student requests. Food Law, AGEC 366, is a new face-to-face class taught by Ryan McKnight, an instructor of Law, Management and Real Estate at SDSU. “[SDSU student] Clay Newton was interest...
Flowers for sale for your special someone
AnnaMarie Sachs, Agricultural Beat Reporter
February 11, 2019
With Valentine's day coming up later this week, some may be panicking on what to get that special someone in their life. Luckily, the Horticulture and Urban Agriculture Club will be selling floral arrangements throughout the day on Thursday, Feb. 14 in The Union across from The Bookstore. They w...
Digging up knowledge: Soil research supports no-till farming
AnnaMarie Sachs, Agricultural Reporter
February 4, 2019
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We don’t change our eating habits till we have a heart attack, the same can be said about the condition of our soil health across the nation. Dwayne Beck, a research manager at Dakota Lakes Research Farm and a professor of agronomy horticulture and plant science at South Dakota State University,...
CAFES students find their flavor at hot chocolate social
Abby Hopp, Agricultural Reporter
January 25, 2019
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Pierson lobby was filled with hot chocolate and many clubs and organizations as College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences students try to find which clubs interest them. The CAFES Prexy Council hosted a Hot Chocolate Social hosted Wednesday. “The hot chocolate social is a unique...
South Dakota State University Pork Classic happening Saturday
College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences
January 24, 2019
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The South Dakota State University Pork Classic will be held Saturday, January 26, 2019, in Frost Arena on the SDSU campus. “This event highlights the importance of the swine industry and it’s young people to South Dakota,” explained Bob Thaler, Professor and SDSU Extension Swine Specialist. The...
Speakers talk on value soil health on Jan. 22-23
Marissa Carff, Sponsored Content Manager
January 16, 2019
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This story was sponsored by the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition. The South Dakota Soil Health Coalition (SDSHC) will be holding its 2019 Soil Health Conference Jan. 22 and Jan. 23, free to all current SDSU students looking to learn about improving soil health. Keith Berns is the featured spe...
27th Annual Lamb Bonanza to feature lamb pelts
College of Agriculture, Food & Environmental Sciences
January 11, 2019
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The 27th Annual Lamb Bonanza will be held Saturday, Jan. 12 in Frost Arena on the campus of South Dakota State University. “The event showcases the South Dakota lamb and wool industry in conjunction with an afternoon of SDSU basketball,” explained Jeff Held, Professor and SDSU Extension Sheep Spec...
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