Senate Approves Resolution on President’s Ability to Impose Tariffs

This week the U.S. Senate voted 88 to 11 to approve a resolution allowing Congress to have more say when…

CSP Survey Indicates Farm Bill Priorities for Conference Committee

A report just released by the Center for Rural Affairs shows farmer’s farm bill priorities as the conference committee works…

Democratic Candidate for South Dakota School & Public Lands

Woody Houser of Beresford is the democratic candidate to be Commissioner of the Office of School & Public Lands.

USD Looking for Enrollment Growth

The new president of the University of South Dakota is on the hunt for more students.

South Dakota’s Congressional Delegation Raises Alarm on Ag Trade

South Dakota’s Congressional delegation has sent a letter to President Trump, urging him to make US ag a priority during trade negotiations.

Iowa Ag Secretary Mike Naig; Waiting on Trade Policy

Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig says he believes many of the state’s farmers are taking a “wait and see” approach to the most recent round of trade tariffs with China.

Gibson, Twins Top Rays

Kyle Gibson struck out nine batters over eight easy innings for the Twins, who handed Tampa Bay ace Blake Snell his shortest start of the season and beat the Rays 5-1 on Thursday night after a two-hour rain delay.

GPAC Finds New Home

The future hub of Siouxland sports, The Arena, has announced a partnership with the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC).

USD Earns Summit Award

South Dakota received The Summit League’s Institutional Academic Achievement Award by placing the highest percentage of list-eligible student-athletes on the Commissioner’s List.

USDA Report Shows Bearish Soybean Ending Stocks, Bullish Corn Carryout

USDA’s July Supply and Demand Report shocked the market with a big increase in new crop ending stocks to 580…