Trump is more than likely to hold it baring and absolute collapse, but regardless there is still a strong collective memory that goes back to the days of the Farmer Co-Ops in the Eastern part of the state, the New Deal that married both the interests of agricultural producers and urban consumers within a collective national history of the "Great Generation".
A generation that both defeated Nazism and Fascism in Europe and Asia, while simultaneously protecting the interests of rural producers and urban consumers during the Great Depression.
These memories are not yet forgotten in rural parts of America, including South Dakota.... and here is a song from Alabama back in the days that even calls out props for Kansas Wheatfield farmers, as one of the classic working-class anthems from the 1980s.
"Forty Hour Week for a Living"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-G2J3RzURA
