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New ag banker in Chamberlain

First on the Farm Newsletter March 2021

The following is a story from the March 2021 edition of our First on the Farm Newsletter.

Overview of world markets and grains

First on the Farm Newsletter March 2021

The following is a story from the March 2021 edition of our First on the Farm newsletter. On Thursday, February 11, we were fortunate enough to hold our Cultivate Your Future event at the Hilton Garden Inn in Sioux Falls.

Farm cash flows are changing

First on the Farm Newsletter March 2021

The following is a story from the March 2021 edition of our First on the Farm Newsletter. At the beginning of 2020, producers were going into planting looking at $3.25 corn, $8.

FNB Family Friday: Todd Van Den Bosch

FNB Family Friday

Tell us about your background: where you grew up, where you went to school, industry experience, and volunteer work. I grew up in Hull, Iowa, and attended Dordt College and Northwest Iowa Community College.

Committed to Ag for 135 Years

When The First National Bank in Sioux Falls began in 1885, pioneering farmers came to this area for a new chance to chase their dreams as the vast South Dakota prairie awaited them.

GREET Act Would Open Doors For SD Ethanol Exports

The GREET Act, introduced in August by Sen. John Thune and co-sponsored by Sen. Mike Rounds, would require the Environmental Protection Agency to update its greenhouse gas modeling for ethanol and biodiesel.

FNB Family Friday: Sam Minor

FNB Family Friday

Sam is the newest member of FNB’s Ag Banking team at our Flandreau Branch.

FNB Family Friday: Abby Utech

FNB Family Friday

Each week we’ll be showing you who we are through FNB Family Fridays!

Ag Banking During COVID-19

First on the Farm

What a difference just a few months can make. By now, we are all feeling the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. I am not an expert on the subject, and I am going to avoid attempting to imitate one.

An Outlook on Prices and Planting for 2020

First on the Farm May 2020

After going for a drive over the weekend, there seems to be potential that this planting season may be better that of 2019. Last year, all the conversation was based around Prevent Plant (PP)