South Dakota Debt Collection Services: Agriculture & Finance

They're processing your grain. Actively. Right now. Your agricultural equipment is operating at the Sioux Falls food processing facility with continuous daily shifts and visible production tracking showing your leased grain handling machinery actively processing South Dakota corn and soybeans. But your $56K agricultural equipment lease invoice from June sits unpaid because your Brookings contact says "waiting for harvest settlement revenue"—and has said exactly that for 104 days.

The invoice references an LLC in Sioux Falls (South Dakota's largest city, financial services hub), but they redirect you to Rapid City Black Hills operations. Rapid City says Pierre state capital office handles vendor payments for agricultural equipment. Pierre redirects back to Sioux Falls procurement. Location confusion across South Dakota—and your invoice sits unpaid while they continue food processing with your equipment.

You have the signed agricultural equipment lease agreement, installation confirmations at Sioux Falls facility, and usage logs showing continuous processing operations. They've gone silent for 104 days, and you're not sure if this is legitimate South Dakota agricultural harvest timing or whether escalation damages all future opportunities in a state where agriculture and financial services businesses are deeply interconnected.