
SDSU Develops Graphene Sensors for Corn Growth
South Dakota State University researchers built low-cost sensors that track corn stalk and ear growth in real time.

South Dakota State University researchers built low-cost sensors that track corn stalk and ear growth in real time.
Farmers reported sightings of the fungal disease, though no yield losses occurred in the state during 2026.
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Do you think government funding for large physics experiments like this is worthwhile?
Engineers start building a neutrino detector about a mile beneath the surface in the former Homestake mine near Lead.

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Do you believe modernized national mapping infrastructure will improve daily services in your local community?
The National Geodetic Survey launched a new mapping system using satellite data at a ceremony in South Dakota.

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Should the state government approve new uranium mining permits to support nuclear energy growth?
A mining company has restarted the state permitting process for a new uranium facility in southwestern South Dakota.

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Do you believe local government sufficiently prioritizes the maintenance of rural gravel roads in your area?
South Dakota State University teams evaluated unpaved road materials across western counties throughout the summer of 2026.
