Efforts to build a precision agriculture facility on the South Dakota State University campus got a half million dollar boost yesterday with a donation from the state's largest cooperative.
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SDSU precision ag building gets half-million-dollar donation
The Board of Directors of Agtegra Cooperative present a $500,000 pledge to South Dakota State University for the Precision Ag Building Project at SDSU. Pictured are Dr. Don Marshall, interim dean of the College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences, left; Rick Osterday, vice president of the Agtegra Cooperative board of directors; SDSU President Barry Dunn; and Agtegra board president Hal Clemensen.
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