Rhoda Burrows News Today

We learn how to keep producers and employees safe on South Dakota’s specialty crop farms. Plus, we look at how food safety practices help protect consumers.

As South Dakota warms up, can we add plants from our southern neighbors to our gardens? We ask the state climatologist and a horticulture specialist.

South Dakota State University Extension is hosting a Cover Crop and Soil Health Field Day for fruit and vegeta...

The hour plant lovers have been waiting for is nearly at hand. South Dakota State University Extension's 2023 ...

South Dakota State University Extension is launching a new online training opportunity for current and prospec...

Brownlow Place, who turns 106 tomorrow, did not just see Bermuda change from a rigidly segregated community to a modern democracy, he was at the centre of many of the changes through his family’s news...

SDSU Extension horticulture specialists will address the latest gardening and landscaping questions from acros...

BROOKINGS -- Thanks to an early spring, McCrory Gardens is three to four weeks ahead of schedule with its maple syrup production. South Dakota's largest collection of maples is responsible for producing not only sugar maple syrup but also silver ...

Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews May 4, 2021 | 12:04 PM The SDSU Extension horticulture team will host its first Garden Hour program of the season this evening (May 4). Garden Hour is a virtual program where SDSU Extension horticulture specialists answer the latest gardening and landscaping questions from across the state. The program will be held Tuesdays from 7-8pm CST from May 4- Sept. 28. It will be hosted by Rhoda Burrows, SDSU Extension Horticulturist, and John Ball, Professor, SDSU Extension Fo...