SD Governor Dennis Daugaard; “Did What He Said He Would Do.”

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard held fast to his beliefs and did what he promised to do.

China Announces Hefty Tariff on U.S. Sorghum

Tuesday, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced a preliminary antidumping duty against U.S. sorghum imports. National Sorghum Producer’s Association External Affairs…

Japan’s New Biofuels Policy to Allow U.S. Ethanol

Japan’s government has instituted a new biofuels policy that will allow imports of gas additive ETBE made from U.S. corn-based…

South Dakota Farm Bureau Welcomes Comments on China Tariffs

The South Dakota Farm Bureau is encouraging farmers and consumers to submit comments to the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office opposing…

TransCanada to Meet With Landowners on Route This Week

The developer of TransCanada’s Keystone XL Oil Pipeline intends to meet with landowners this week along their planned route in…

South Dakota FFA Convention a Success

The South Dakota State FFA Convention wrapped up yesterday in Brookings. Foundation President Sandy Osterday says it was a successful…

Mount Marty College President Marc Long Staying Put

The Board of Trustees of Mount Marty College, based in Yankton, has extended their agreement with President Marc Long for another three years.

SD Senator Mike Rounds; Facebook May Need Government Regulation

After a round of public hearings before Congressional committees laying out privacy issues with Facebook, more regulations are likely.

Northwestern College Gets Major Gift

Northwestern College in Orange City is announcing the largest single gift in its history, a six-million-dollar naming gift for its new health and natural sciences building.

Twins Fall In Puerto Rico

Francisco Lindor homered in his native Puerto Rico, Corey Kluber allowed one run in 6 2/3 innings and the Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 6-1.