Iowa Farmers To Plant More Soybeans In 2021

U.S. farmers are planting nearly 4.5 million more acres of soybeans in 2021 than a year ago and the trend…

Iowa Corn Grower’s Association Bills Survive Second Funnel Week

The Iowa Legislature has reached its second funnel week, eliminating measures for this session and allowing some other to press…

Business Development in a Time of Low Unemployment

Businesses across the state are competing for workers as back orders mount up.

USD Health Sciences Can Help Rural Areas

A new Health Sciences Building at the University of South Dakota could lead to better health care in rural parts of the state.

Nebraska Legislature Returns After Easter Break

Nebraska legislators took a four-day break for Easter and are returning to day 55 of their 90 day session.

Dry Conditions & Brush Fires

Area fire departments were out over the weekend fighting grass and brush fires.

Next Segment of Highway 46 Construction Begins

Construction begins this week on another section of the rebuild of Highway 46 in southeast South Dakota.

NCBA Pleased Ag Secretary Says Administration Will Seek Reauthorization Of TPA

There’s been little from the Biden administration about their trade plans or the prospect of renewing Trade Promotion Authority. However,…

Covid-19 Not Going Away Soon

Covid-19 infection numbers are creeping upward again and that has medical professionals worried.

Nebraska Farm Bureau Likes Revenue Committee Chair’s Tax Cut Proposals

Nebraska State Senator Lou Ann Linehan, Chair of the Revenue Committee has unveiled several tax cut proposals up for consideration…