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First on the Farm January 2020

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.

Enrollment Decisions for the 2018 Farm Bill

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!

Brian Gilbert: 2020 Agri-Business Citizen of the Year

2020 Agri-Business Citizen of the Year

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

FNB Ag Team Talks Trade with Egyptian Delegation

At First National Bank, our roots are in ag, and we believe in staying true to our roots. That means that we’ve seen South Dakota farmers through good times and bad for nearly 135 years.

Farmers 'N Bankers Session Three Recap

First on the Farm September 2019

The third session of the Farmers ‘N Bankers program took us to nearby Agribusinesses to learn more about the use of locally grown commodities in their processes and products.

Aquaculture Continues to Grow in South Dakota

First on the Farm September 2019

Prairie AquaTech, a high-protein, soybean-based fish food company, recently opened a new, state-of-the-art aquafeed manufacturing plant in Volga, in addition to a lab and quality assurance testing facility in Brookings.

Bill Baker: Advocate for Ag

First on the Farm September 2019

More than 130 years ago, we got our start in ag banking. To this day, our roots run deep within farm communities.

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First on the Farm September 2019

Those involved in agriculture in 2019 likely have a few words to describe this year: frustrating, annoying, and presumably some other words not fit for print. One word rarely mentioned, however, is opportunity.

Staying Safe on the Farm

First on the Farm September 2019

As the weather starts to change and farmers prepare for harvest, it’s good to remember the importance of farm safety. Each year there are far too many accidents and deaths on the farm.

Insuring Your Success June

June 2019

In agriculture, there are always a few years that everyone can remember. As a kid I remember hearing about the mud and flooding of 1993 and hearing about the drought of 1988.
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