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Farmers like Mike Clemens have advocated for more value-added processing in the region since the 1980s. Green Bison Soy Processing represents a big step in that direction for the soybean sector.

Farmers like Mike Clemens have advocated for more value-added processing in the region since the 1980s. Green Bison Soy Processing represents a big step in that direction for the soybean sector.

MITCHELL, S.D. — On September 19, 2023, High Plains Processing, LLC, a subsidiary of South Dakota Soybean Processors (“SDSP”), along with their project partners, investors and state and local officials, hosted a private groundbreaking ceremony...

Red River Valley and Western Railroad Company has received a $12 million grant for track improvements to help accommodate the expected growth in carloads of agricultural products in the region.

High Plains Partners and BP Products North America enter pact.

Red River Valley and Western Railroad Company has received a $12 million grant for track improvements to help accommodate the expected growth in carloads of agricultural products in the region.

BP, one of the largest companies in the world, is forming a joint venture with a South Dakota Soybean Processors subsidiary to build the plant.

Mitchell has had seven projects permitted in 2023 valued at more than $1 million. Four are in the city’s main commercial district off Interstate 90.

MITCHELL — Construction of the largest soybean processing facility in South Dakota began Tuesday with a groundbreaking ceremony.

Area producers are looking forward to a new oil seed processing facility that broke ground Tuesday, Sept. 19 south of Mitchell, South Dakota.