DAKOTAFEST
AMY'S RANCH SLANTS Guest Speaking at DakotaFest's Women's Brunch
This past Wednesday I spoke at my largest audience to date. I was the DakotaFest Womens Brunch guest speaker at theHighlandsConferenceCenter. The theme was Growing Up Country, and my talk wa...
Posted on 8/27/12 at 4:31 PM
STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER Noem-Varilek, Round One
Somebody ring the bell. The battle is about to get intense. Rep. Kristi Noem and her challenger, Matt Varilek, will hold their first debate at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Dakotafest in Mitchell. They have th...
Posted on 8/21/12 at 10:22 PM
Wednesday attendance set Dakotafest record
Total attendance for three-day show was about 30,000, organizer says.
By Ross Dolan , August 24, 2012
OUR VIEW: A wonderful week for the city, region
This is a banner week in Mitchell, and the many people who are behind it deserve credit.
August 22, 2012
Drought a hot topic at Dakotafest
Drought conditions in South Dakota have caused strain, to say the least. At Dakotafest in Mitchell, producers, agronomists and equipment company representatives this week are noting how desperately the state needs rain, but many remain optimistic about plowing ahead despite the dry weather.
By Anna Jauhola , August 22, 2012
Noem, Varilek clash before large crowd at Dakotafest (with video)
The stalled farm bill was the major issue under discussion during the first debate between Rep. Kristi Noem and her challenger, Matt Varilek, Wednesday at Dakotafest.
By Tom Lawrence , August 22, 2012
Robo Rock Picker among Dakotafest innovations
Rotary drum device invention said to make rock-picking faster and easier.
By Chris Huber , August 22, 2012
Drought sparks interest in race for US House
Voters engaged in campaign ahead of Labor Day as farm bill languishes on Capitol Hill.
By Denise Ross , August 22, 2012
Dakotafest back with more booths
Nearly 600 exhibitors in Mitchell Tuesday through Thursday
By Ross Dolan , August 20, 2012
Massey Ferguson unveils new combine at Dakotafest
The chance for Massey Ferguson to unveil a new combine to the public at Dakotafest was too good to pass up.
By Chris Huber , August 18, 2011
USDA official: Ag economy is sound but rural communities need boost
The nation’s agricultural economy is sound but many rural communities are not reaping the benefits, said Dallas Tonsager, undersecretary for rural development with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The South Dakota native would like to see more value-added agriculture to create jobs.
By Ross Dolan , August 18, 2011
100-year-old engine built in Mitchell, S.D., on display at Dakotafest
From deep inside the South Dakota State University tent at the Dakotafest grounds near Mitchell comes a pop, a clank and a hum — the sounds of a 100-year-old engine cranking to life.
By Chris Huber , August 17, 2011
High commodity prices have Dakotafest exhibitors hoping for good show
Exhibitors were busy cleaning farm equipment and erecting tents Monday at the Dakotafest grounds southeast of Mitchell in preparation for the opening of the farm-andranch trade show at 9 a.m. today.
By Chris Huber , August 16, 2011
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