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FLAG Attorney Cautions Poultry Producers About Contracts

Farmers Legal Action Group attorney Lynn Hayes has been traveling in Nebraska advising poultry growers about how to deal with…

Hogs and Pigs Report Bearish

USDA’s Quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report was bearish. June 1 inventory of U.S. hogs and pigs was at the highest…

Kansas Harvesting Above Average Winter Wheat

Wheat harvest in Kansas is progressing quickly with some above average yields being cut. Marsha Boswell with the Kansas Wheat…

House Committee Wants Contempt of Congress Related to WOTUS

The House Oversight Committee is recommending Howard Shelanski, the Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs be found…

A Bill from the 2015 SD Legislature Will Impact Cities

A bill passed by this year’s South Dakota Legislature will have an effect on city governments.

SD Teen Drivers Need Good Examples

An accident over the weekend near Mitchell killed one teenager, and injured four others.
State figures show that teen drivers make up about three percent of total drivers, but account for about seven percent of fatalities.

Teachers Talking Issues at NEA Assembly

The National Education Association is holding their annual meeting beginning this week in Washington.

SD Task Force Drawing New Natural Resource District Maps

The River Basin Natural Resource District Oversight Task Force held their first meeting of the summer last week. The group was authorized by the 2015 South Dakota Legislature to redraw water district boundaries along drainage basins rather than county lines.

Yankton County Commission Weighing Options for Livestock Development

A rural development survey sponsored by the South Dakota Department of Agriculture, and conducted by Planning District 3 found no likely locations for large animal developments in Yankton County.

SD GF&P on the Lookout for Lake Invaders

As peak boating season approaches, parks officials want to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.

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