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Sam is the newest member of FNB’s Ag Banking team at our Flandreau Branch.
Each week we’ll be showing you who we are through FNB Family Fridays!
While we’re dreaming about traveling and seeing new places again, we talked with one of our teammates who took his ag expertise overseas shortly before the COVID-19 travel restrictions were in place.
What a difference just a few months can make. By now, we are all feeling the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. I am not an expert on the subject, and I am going to avoid attempting to imitate one.
After going for a drive over the weekend, there seems to be potential that this planting season may be better that of 2019. Last year, all the conversation was based around Prevent Plant (PP)
One thing I have learned in life is to always expect the unexpected. A few short months ago it seemed most every producer had a sense of optimism.
When the clock struck midnight on December 31, I think there was a collective sigh of relief from everyone involved in agriculture. 2019 was FINALLY over! We saw record-breaking rainfall, extremely cold temperatures, and another April blizzard.
Many of you probably haven’t had much of a break to sit and reflect on the past year, as harvest was drug out and likely rolled right into tax season!
Shared with permission from the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce By Wendy Sweeter for the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce When Brian Gilbert was deciding what to major in at South Dakota State University, he drew from his
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