A South Dakota ranch had the opportunity this summer to share its unique position yet similar challenges with producers from South America.
Chad Smith
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Chad started out as a radio broadcaster for 22 years, then made the switch to full-time freelance journalism. He grew up working on the family dairy farm, and enjoys staying busy with his wife and six children. Reach him at editorial@midwestmessenger.com.
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