SD PUC Ends Oversight of Avon Elevator

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has wrapped up its oversight and receivership of the Farmers Cooperative Elevator in Avon.

Universities on the Hunt for Students

The South Dakota Board of Regents has begun a new marketing campaign, called “Learning Drives Us Forward”.

Local Governments Get Ready for Medical Marijuana

Cities and counties in the state are moving closer to seeing medical marijuana dispensaries open sometime this summer.

Former Legislator Seeks Comeback

Former legislator Nancy Rasmussen of Hurley is running for the state Senate seat in District 16.

Farm Groups Oppose SEC Reports for Agriculture

The Securities and Exchange Commission wants companies to report supply chain emissions, a move the American Farm Bureau Federation says…

FBI Warns Ag Coops To Be Wary of Cyberattacks

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s cyber division is warning agricultural cooperatives across the country to be wary of possible cyberattacks.…

Farmers Make Modifications To Planting Due To Dry Conditions

Planting has begun around the region, but many farmers like Brad Harvey had to wait a few days hoping that…

Extension Law Specialist Says Use Caution When Entering Carbon Credit Contracts

Farmers are looking into a new enterprise that pays them for establishing carbon credits with companies wanting to reduce their…

Mid America Economy Still Growing

The economy in the nine state Mid America region continues to show signs of growth, despite some negative factors.

Four Candidates Running for Nebraska District 40 Senate

Four candidates are competing in Nebraska Senate District 40 in next week’s primary.