HURON, S.D. – When Rebecca Blue first began asking South Dakota women in agriculture what they were missing, the answers felt familiar.
Connection. Community. A sense that they weren’t navigating their careers and livelihoods alone.
What Blue didn’t know at the time was whether those instincts were widely shared, or whether they
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