5 Things to Know Before You Start Digging
Avoid possible injury or property damage. Call 811 or visit call811.com two to three business days before you start digging. Professional locators will mark underground utility lines so you can work safely.
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Ten Tips for Safer Planting
We understand that every second counts during planting season, but taking a moment to review and be mindful of safety during this anxious time could save you a lot of heartache in the long run. As your electric co-op, we worry about you and powerlines, but that’s just one part of the picture! Here are ten tips to keep you all-around safe this year!
Weathering a Winter Storm
When ice and heavy snow bring down limbs and power lines, safety is a consideration indoors and out. Make sure you know how to weather the storm.
Winter Increases the Potential for Power Line Accidents
Learn how to stay safe in a car accident with a power pole.
Country Cookin': Amish Cinnamon Bread
Eating this Amish Cinnamon Bread is a great way to start your morning!
Country Cookin': Easy Onion Dip
Looking for the perfect dip recipe for your upcoming Super Bowl Party? Check out this recipe for an Easy Onion Dip!
Need A Break From Winter Weather? Give Your Energy Bill One Too!
If you plan to spend time away from home, here are some tips to lower your energy bill and keep your home safe while you are gone.
Bright Ideas For Safe Lighting This Season
Sparkling lights and dazzling decorations are hallmarks of the season. Make sure your holiday decorating is done with safety in mind.
Livestock Development Summit Identifies Regional Economic Growth Opportunities
Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives hosted a Livestock Development Summit on November 15, 2018, at the South Dakota State University (SDSU) Performing Arts Center in Brookings, S.D. Nearly 300 producers, community leaders, representatives from agriculture organizations and others attended the event.
Tricks, Treats & Safety Make Halloween A Scream!
It’s the time of year to stock up on sweet treats and fill the yard and home with decorations as ghosts, goblins and caped crusaders plan their invasion of your neighborhood. Your local electric cooperatives urge everyone to make sure your costumed visitors are kept safe by following some basic electrical safety guidelines.