Iowa Secretary of State to Ask Supreme Court to Reinstate Voter ID Law

Iowa Secretary of State to Ask Supreme Court to Reinstate Voter ID Law

New Drug to Slow Progression of Dementia Making Progress

New Drug to Slow Progression of Dementia Making Progress

Enrollment Deadline For Continuous CRP Is August 17

The Farm Service Agency Administration is reminding producers the deadline to sign up for enrollment in the Conservation Reserve Program…

Corn Growers President Encouraged By Progress With Mexico In NAFTA Talks

The Trump administration is hoping to get completion of the North American Free Trade Agreement remake sometime this month or…

Minnesota Congressmen Optimistic About Farm Bill Outcome From Conference Committee

FARMERS AT FARMFEST AND ACROSS THE COUNTRY ARE WATCHING THE FARM BILL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE PROCESS. NINE SENATORS WERE JUST NAMED…

Nebraska Banker Staying Patient with Ag Producers

The escalating trade war with China is adding more stress on ag producers this year. Soybeans and pork have taken the brunt of the Chinese tariffs so far.

NCBA Official Says Producers Trying To Be Patient As Trade War Escalates

The latest salvo in the Trade War between the U.S. and China has been fired by President Donald Trump calling…

Best Guesses for South Dakota Online Sales Taxes

South Dakota legislators will be back in Pierre next month for a special session to authorize the collection of sales taxes from online retailers.

North Carolina Court Ruling Against Ag Could Have National Implications

The American Farm Bureau along with the North Carolina Farm Bureau have filed court briefs due to concerns on gag…

South Dakota Legislative Committee Hears Mental Health Needs

The “Access to Mental Health Services Study” committee of the South Dakota legislature held a two-day meeting this week, in Yankton and Sioux Falls.