Universities as Economic Drivers

As costs and tuition rises, the South Dakota Board of Regents has been looking at budget changes and streamlining.

South Dakota State Land Sales

After successfully leasing out an eight-thousand-acre ranch in Harding County owned by South Dakota State University, more university owned land will be up for sale over the next few months.

The Watchers of Gavins Point Dam

Much of the attention in the Missouri River basin is focused on Gavins Point Dam near Yankton. It is the lowest of the six main stem dams on the reservoir system.

Twins Make Draft Picks

Day One of the Major League baseball draft saw the Minnesota Twins make three picks in the top 54 selections.

NCGA and Other Farm Groups Disappointed With Mexican Import Tariffs

Farm groups are disappointed with President Donald Trump’s announcement on Friday to put a 5 percent tariffs on all goods…

Dairyfest Draws More Than 2,000 Consumers

More than 2,000 consumers learned more about the dairy industry and how milk and dairy products are produced at Dairyfest…

NCBA Focuses on New WOTUS after Court Delares 2015 Rule Illegal

National Cattlemen Beef Association officials are now concentrating on a new Waters of the U.S. rule which is more friendly…

Hoeven Holds Meeting With ND Farmers on Trade Aid

North Dakota Senator John Hoeven met with farmers and agricultural officials in Mandan last week to talk about the government’s…

China Won’t Appeal WTO Ruling

China has decided not to appeal a World Trade Organization ruling. That ruling said China’s administration of their tariff rate…

Counties in Line for Livestock Development Rebates

The Governors Office of Economic Development is now making a tax rebate program available to counties to encourage more livestock development.