California Senator Aaron Sargent introduced a resolution for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution back in 1878 that would have provided for woman suffrage.

Former South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture Lucas Lentsch is leading the United Soybean Board as the organization's new CEO. After spending the past eight or so years in the dairy industry, Lentsch says moving to USB was a natural transition.

In this episode, hear about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Passing a family farm or ranch from one generation to the next can become divisive if those who think they should be included in the planning aren't at the table. Additionally, some people may need to be at the table that aren't part of the family. Learn more from Glen Newcomer, President of Newcomer Farms in Ohio.

Albert Abraham Michelson had the honor of being the first American to receive a Nobel Prize in Physics. It happened back in 1907.

DRG Media Group Sports' Brian Oakland visits with promising Pierre bowler Emily Kringel.

The US Department of Agriculture and the Flower Hill Institute are working together on a new meat and poultry processing program. Flower Hill Regional Director Dave Carter talked about the program with DRG Media Group News and Farm Director Jody Heemstra.

Learn more about Irene Triplett in this Making of America program.

Pierre Governor senior basketball standout and future South Dakota Mines player Reese Terwilliger visits with David Burrall.

In this episode of Agriculture In-depth, Jody Heemstra talks about streamlining programs, staffing and the farm bill with US Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency Administrator and South Dakota rancher Zach Ducheneaux.