News/Blog
SDARL Graduate Has Largest Native American-Owned Buffalo Herd
Ron Brownotter (SDARL VI graduate) and his family are featured in an article from Forum News Service and seen in the Duluth News Tribune. It’s …
SDARL Graduates in the News
The Agriculture Committee of the Rapid City Chamber of Commerce and SDSU Extension hosted the first-ever “Ag on the Square” event on September 21st. The …
SDARL Graduate Honored as Eminent Leader
Gary Cammack (SDARL I) was recognized as an Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family, and Community during a banquet at South Dakota State University on September …
First Dakota Bank Named “Friend of the Beef Industry”
Long-time SDARL supporter First Dakota National Bank Agricultural Banking Team has been named the 2019 South Dakota State University “Friend of the Beef Industry.” The …
Leadership Class Members Broaden Experience in Statewide Agriculture
Class X of the South Dakota Agricultural and Rural Leadership (SDARL) Program took to the road to explore rural/urban partnerships in economic development and global …
Leadership Alumni Tour Ireland and Scotland Agriculture and Culture
The South Dakota Agricultural and Rural Leadership Foundation “Graduate Experience” program recently conducted a two-week cultural and agricultural study tour of Scotland and Ireland. The …
Ireland: Guinness experience
In Ireland, two-thirds of the malting barley crop goes into making Guinness beer. Here are a few of the graphics we saw when touring the …
Scotland: Connecting with roots, sites of Edinburgh
Several alumni group members found connections to family roots in Ireland and Scotland on the trip. Brad and Kathie Sanderson rented a car and drove …
Ireland: Hurling
Hurling is an outdoor team game of ancient Gaelic and Irish origin. SDARL Alumni went to the Saturday afternoon game featuring Limerick versus Kilkenny, where 55,001 …
Ireland: Learning about whiskey
A few days earlier, our group visited the headquarters of Alltech. The founder of that company also set up a distillery in an abandoned church …
Ireland: Thanks to the Crinions for hosting us, Limerick dinner
Michael and Patrician Crinion were instrumental in making this a wonderful trip. Our group presented them with a gift at our dinner Friday night. Having …