Eight species of fungus cause root rot in South Dakota corn
Eight species of Fusarium, a common soil fungus, have been identified as causing root rot in South Dakota cornfields.
SDState Student Organizations Earn Recognition
The South Dakota Board of Regents recognized student organizations from South Dakota State University for excellence in academic, community and organizational work.
Mentoring Students was the Highlight of Howard Woodard’s 29-Year Career as Soil Science Professor at South Dakota State University
Reflecting on his 29-year career as a soil science professor and researcher at South Dakota State University, Howard Woodard says what he enjoyed most was being a mentor to students.
SDState recognized for 10 years as a Tree Campus USA entity
Bee City USA® renews university certification
SDState holds Arbor Day event
South Dakota State University’s annual Arbor Day celebration was held Wednesday morning.
Faculty in the SDSU College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences Recognized for Excellence in Teaching, Research and Service
Pictured from left to right: Lora Berg, director of marketing and communications for the college; Joseph Cassady, head of the Department of Animal Science; Sharon Clay, distinguished professor
Clover improves soil quality, feeds biofuels crop
A four-leaf clover might bring good luck, but a stand of Kura clover can produce healthier soil—in the long run, according to a South Dakota State University study.
