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Drowning in dirt

This Sept. 19, 1935, photo from the J.G. Hutton Collection showsan advancing sandbank burying Russian rhistle in front of an abandoned farmhouse on the Lenna M. Jefferson Farm near Wolsey,

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Mulch matters

A crowd watches a stubble mulch demonstration Aug. 11, 1959, in Chamberlain, South Dakota.

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South Dakota teachers embark on first-ever history road trips by Department of Education

The road trip is meant to explore the people, places and events prominent in South Dakota history, the South Dakota Department of Education said.

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Little International through the decades

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. It was held for the first time in 1921 where the Agricultural Heritage Museum is today. Events have changed.

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AgweekTV Full Show: Ag and climate, avian influenza, SDSU Little I, the Fruit Truck

We continue our Special Report on ag and climate. Avian influenza could spike with the migratory bird season. SDSU will host its 100th Little I. And a fresh fruit truck rolls through the region.

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