Near Rockham in northeastern South Dakota, spring calving season stretches across much of the year for Jade Jandel.
Katelyn Winberg
Agricultural Reporter
About
Born and raised on a farm in southeastern South Dakota, Katelyn currently resides in Sioux Falls. She enjoys attending SDSU football games (her alma mater), going to farmer’s markets and visiting her parents at their family farm. Reach her at kwinberg@tristateneighbor.com.
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