South Dakota State Fair Features Value Added Ag Day And Century Farm Award

The 135th annual South Dakota State Fair kicked off in Huron on Thursday with two traditional events. One was Value…

IRFA Executive Says President Needs To Put Retaliatory Tariffs On Brazilian Ethanol

The deadline for Brazil to extend the small tariff free quota on U.S. ethanol imported into their country has passed.…

South Dakota State Fair Goes On Despite COVID

Despite COVID, South Dakota’s number one industry agriculture was still the focus of this year’s South Dakota State Fair in…

Yankton School Board Designates Critical Employees

The Yankton School Board held a special meeting Thursday and passed a resolution declaring district employees as critical infrastructure workers.

Producers In 35 Nebraska Counties Now Eligible For Emergency CRP Haying And Grazing

Several Nebraska counties have producers now eligible for emergency haying and grazing under the Conservation Reserve Program. Bobbie Kriz Wickham…

Farm Bureau Economist Says Cash Rents Remaining Stable This Year

Farmland cash rents remain stable this year according to an analysis done by Market Intel for the American Farm Bureau.…

NAWG Vice President Of Policy Says All Wheat Classes Need CFAP Aid

The National Association of Wheat Growers is thanking Senate Agriculture Committee leadership for asking the USDA to include wheat in…

New Bridge Big Boost for Niobrara

The new Highway 12 bridge over the Niobrara River was dedicated this week, ahead of schedule.

Controlling a Surge in COVID-19 Infections

While Covid-19 infections in South Dakota are surging, hospitals are not yet seeing a large increase in patients.

Nebraska Schools Still Waiting on State Aid Changes

Nebraska legislators reached a compromise on property tax relief and business incentives before adjourning their summer session. The bill didn’t make any changes to the school aid formula.