Spring Wheat Planting Way Behind in South Dakota

Spring wheat planting is well behind normal in South Dakota with the recent bomb cyclones that hit the region. USDA’s…

Pork Producers Encouraged to Attend Foreign Animal Disease Seminars

Pork producers are encouraged to attend a Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness Seminar scheduled next week in South Dakota. National Pork…

Nebraska Groups Divided on LB 227

Nebraska agricultural groups are divided over LB 227, legislation intended to strengthen the state’s Right to Farm Law. While the…

Livestock Producers Looking at Ways to Replenish Forage Supplies After Flooding

One of the challenges from this spring’s flooding in Nebraska is replenishing hay supplies. University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension Forage…

Yankton Schools Adding Required Signs

School districts across South Dakota will have to place signs that say “In God We Trust” in public locations.

Former Governor Candidate Sets Up Leadership Institute

Former democratic Governor candidate Billie Sutton is setting up a leadership institute.

Yankton County Flood Damage Nineteen Million Dollars and Rising

The damage assessment continues across Yankton County following last month’s rain and flooding.

Yankton County Commission Makes Bridge Choice

The Yankton County Commission has decided that a James River bridge in the northern part of the county will be first on the replacement list.

Sioux Valley Energy Customers Coming Back Online

Crews continue to make repairs and restore power to customers of Sioux Valley Energy.

Raising the Tobacco Age to 21

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds says she’s willing to consider a bill that would raise the age for buying tobacco and other nicotine products to 21