Agtegra News

Agtegra Cooperative held its annual member meeting on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, where leaders announced the director and delegate election results and discussed the cooperative’s 2025 performance and vision for the future.

Agtegra Cooperative is building a place where neighbors, families and travelers can connect, fuel up and feel at home by constructing a new Travel Center on the east side of Aberdeen.

Joel Erickson and his wife, Karen, farm near Langford, South Dakota, alongside their daughter, Kristen, and her husband, Austin; their son, James, and his wife, Morgan; and their three grandkids. Together, they manage a dynamic, diversified crop operation that includes corn, soyb...

The South Dakota Association of Cooperatives (SDAC) inducted Wallace “Wally” Knock of Willow Lake, South Dakota, as the 100th inductee into the South Dakota Cooperative Hall of Fame on Monday, August 4, 2025, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Wallace Knock and his wife, Kathy, farm with their son, Jared, and his wife, Kati, and their daughter, Jennifer, and her husband, Joe.

As part of its continued investment in the future of agriculture, Agtegra Cooperative has donated to more than 200 4-H clubs and FFA chapters across North and South Dakota this year. These contributions are key to the cooperative’s agricultural education and community impac...

As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening food security in rural communities, Agtegra Cooperative has donated financial resources to 27 food pantries in North and South Dakota.

Demonstrating its ongoing commitment to community health and safety, Agtegra Cooperative has provided donations to 77 rural and volunteer fire departments throughout North and South Dakota this year.

Matt Johnson farms with his wife Melanie, brother Ben, and his late father near Webster, South Dakota. They grow corn and soybeans together. Matt and Melanie have three daughters: Kennedy, Jersey, and Portlyn.  

Agtegra is going the extra mile by adding 17M bushel in grain storage and investing in dumping speed at nine grain receiving locations – ensuring we’re ready to serve farmers this fall.