Exhibits

Visit the South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum to explore a variety of primary exhibits showcasing the rich history and evolution of agriculture in the region. Discover how farming, ranching and rural life have shaped the state's cultural and economic landscape through engaging artifacts and displays.

Primary Exhibits

The Ag-Xploration gallery is family friendly space where kids ages 1-6 explore agriculture. Children can milk a cow, make an auger move grain, gather eggs and sell produce in the farmers market.

Ag-Xploration Gallery

Digging Deep The Secrets of Soil Exhibit

There's a lot going on in the soil below your feet!

Soil is a whole universe mostly hidden from our sight. Most life on Earth depends on a healthy ecosystem. Find out what you can do to care for the soil where you live.

Digging Deep: The Secrets of Soil

Rent an Exhibit

Traveling Exhibits

The South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum offers multiple traveling exhibits for rental. These exhibits are panel exhibits and can be easily set up and placed on display and can be configured in different ways to best fit your needs and space.

Traveling Exhibits

Past Exhibits

Weathering the Storm: Nature’s Impact on South Dakota

Barley to Barrel: Science and History of Brewing in South Dakota

The Unspun Tale: Sheep in South Dakota

Through Leland Sudlow’s Lens: 40 Years of Extension Service History

Groundbreakers: Early Agricultural Scientists and Engineers of SDSU

FarmHer: South Dakota

Power to the People: Electrifying Rural South Dakota

Crossroads: Change in Rural America

Little International: Leaving a Legacy Celebrating 100 Years

Drowning in Dirt: Joseph Hutton and the Dust Bowl

On The Farm Front: Agriculture During WWII

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Exhibits

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