South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden has approved a $1.72 million expansion to the Swine Education and Research Facility at South Dakota State University. Bob Thaler, a swine specialist with SDSU Extension, tells Brownfield they’ve been waiting for more than one year for the funds and they’re grateful. “Just like everything else good, oftentimes, it takes […]
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