Goal is to make consumers aware of importance of agriculture
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FROM WEST BEADLE COUNTY ECHO
WOLSEY — Soybean farmers cast their votes to elect the next director of the South Dakota Soybean Research & Promotion Council (SDSRPC). David Struck of rural Wolsey emerged as the winner over James “JD” Wangsness of Hand County, to fill a seat on the District 5 board.
Struck is a fourth-generation farmer, living on the family farm he grew up on, two and a half miles west of Wolsey. His son, Brady and wife, Brenda are both actively involved in the family operation. “Brenda handles the tracking of grain inventories and field records,” he says. “My dad, Duane, is still involved.”
PHOTO COURTESY OF WEST BEADLE COUNTY ECHO
David Struck of rural Wolsey sees his recent election to the District 5 Board of the South Dakota Soybean Research & Promotion Council as a platform to get the message out to the non-agricultural population of how vital agriculture is to every citizen.