Showers and thunderstorms are possible Friday and Saturday in Mitchell as Tour de Corn and the South Dakota State Amateur Baseball Tournament bring outdoor activity across the city. Sunday is expected to turn sunny and cooler.
Tour de Corn begins Friday, Aug. 14, in Mitchell, kicking off three days of activities scheduled at Kiwanis Woodlot Park and the Corn Palace.
Hutchinson County 4-H members are showcasing cattle, goats, pigs, fashion, visual arts and other projects during 4-H Achievement Days in Tripp, highlighting skills developed through years of participation.
Charles Mix County 4-H members are showcasing livestock, woodworking, art and other hands-on projects during 4-H Achievement Days in Lake Andes, demonstrating skills developed through months and years of preparation.
Davison County 4-H members and their canine partners took center stage during the 4-H Dog Show, demonstrating the training, teamwork and dedication they have developed with their dogs.
Hanson County 4-H members are showcasing livestock, photography, rockets, cooking and other projects during 4-H Achievement Days, highlighting the variety of skills and experiences available through the program.
McCook County 4-H members are showcasing cattle, hogs and sheep during 4-H Achievement Days, gaining experience in animal care, showmanship and agriculture while building friendships along the way.
Douglas County 4-H members are showcasing livestock, static exhibits and shooting sports during 4-H Appreciation Days, highlighting the skills, experiences and friendships they have developed through the program.
The annual Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak tonight, offering Mitchell-area residents one of the best celestial shows of the year.
Artificial intelligence is helping South Dakota farmers improve efficiency, reduce costs and adapt to labor shortages. From precision spraying to predictive weather insights, AI is becoming an important tool for agriculture across the state.