Monthly Archives: September 2004

Media diversity takes center stage in series Students come to the American Indian Journalism Institute to get experience and instruction in the field of journalism. They also gain insight from seasoned professionals through an informative lecture series. Now, South Dakota Public Broadcasting is giving everyone a chance to hear these … Read Article →

The Elder Law Forum by Professor Michael Myers Editor's Note: The Elder Law Forum is a public service of the University of South Dakota School of Law, an extension of the SENIOR LEGAL HOTLINE available at no cost to persons 60 and older at 605-677-6343 and mmyers@usd.edu during regular business … Read Article →

Remembering the 'forgotten war' by Susan Smith The Korean War Memorial, dedicated Sept. 18 in Pierre, came too late for Melford Froke. The Willow Lake native and Korean War veteran died more than a year ago. But for the surviving veterans of that conflict, the memorial meant a lot. "I … Read Article →

April's Ag Advice by April Borders As we move into the harvest season, it is a good time to start thinking about your nutrient management program. Soil testing is the best science-based means we have for evaluating the health of our soils for production of crops. A good nutrient management … Read Article →

FSA notes by Keith Zanter Reminders Before Harvest and LDP/Loan Season Begins: "LDP's are working" on some crops and it appears that they will on corn and possible soybeans at harvest. Today, there is a 16 cent LDP on spring wheat and the PCP for corn and soybeans is only … Read Article →

Students experience Field to Table journey For two days, the Coffee Cup, at I-29 and Hwy. 50, was abuzz as busses unloaded area students for an adventure in the Field to Table Classroom. Waves of students ventured into the fields where they were rotated through nine educational stations prepared by … Read Article →

Clay County 4-H State Fair results The 2004 South Dakota State Fair was a new experience for all 4-H families due to 4-H program and event changes. Not only did State Fair dates change, but the 4-H events were condensed into a four-day period to allow youth the opportunity to … Read Article →

Hurricane Ivan will likely affect gas prices The national average price of self-serve regular gasoline is two cents lower since mid-August at $1.839 per gallon, according to AAA's daily, online Fuel Gauge Report. The lower prices at the pump are welcome, the nation's largest organization for motorists said; however, Hurricane … Read Article →