SDSU researcher investigates perceived challenges toward conservation practices
In the heartland of the United States, intensive agricultural production and practices have led to environmental issues and gradual decreases in land productivity.
Santos analyzes economic conditions in South Dakota
Joe Santos, director of South Dakota State University’s Ness School of Management and Economics where he leads the Dykhouse Program in Money, Banking and Regulation, was invited to discuss economic
SDSU student gains new perspective of Israel
Nick Grote became only the second South Dakota State University student selected to participate in an elite group that toured Israel during Christmas break.
Ness School of Management and Economics forms inaugural advisory board
The Ness School of Management and Economics (NSME) has formed an advisory board, which will officially meet in December.
Understanding farmers’ perspectives on conservation practices, water pollution
Nonpoint source pollution is the primary cause of the algae overgrowth that infiltrates eastern South Dakota lakes, rivers and ponds toward the end of every summer.
Santos sits down with president of Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Inflation and the economy—arguably two of the most important issues in the United States today.
Launch Founder ready for takeoff
How do you start a business? How do you take a bright idea and turn it into a commercial product? What steps do you take in the process? Who do you to talk to? What resources are available?
These are all important questions that many founders ask themselves during their business journey, but there often isn’t a clear answer or resource to turn to. No longer.
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