Cattle Group Official Says It’s Imperative Property Tax Relief Bill Is Passed

When Nebraska state lawmakers reconvene in Lincoln July 20, an amended property tax relief measure will be on their agenda.…

Learning From the Virus Spikes

The spikes in coronavirus infections in southern and western states should be a warning and could be a possible preview.

New Texting Law to Start July

Starting July 1st, drivers in South Dakota won’t be able to use mobile electronic devices, including cell phones, for texting or other non-calling purposes while they drive.

Extension Vet Has Advice For Guarding Against Heat Stress In Livestock

Northern Plains livestock producers will be up against high heat and humidity this week and the challenge for keeping cattle…

ASA Working With The EPA To Keep Important Tools In Place For Growers

The Ninth Circuit Court has ruled against BASF and left in place the vacation orders for three dicamba products, Engenia,…

Farm Bureau President Says It’s Positive USMCA Goes Into Effect This Week

The implementation of the U.S. Mexico Canada trade agreement or USMCA takes effect on Wednesday. South Dakota Farm Bureau President…

Congress Working on Another Economic Bailout Plan

It appears likely that Congress will consider another economic rescue plan in the next few weeks.

Avoiding More Flooding on the Vermillion River

Lake Thompson, in Kingsbury County has been out of its banks for years, flooding nearby homes and roads.

Hot, Dry Weather Could Lead to Crop Stress

A warm week to end June could set the stage for hot and dry conditions well into July.

Nebraska Health Officials Urge Shots for Kids

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Nebraska health officials want parents to get their kids vaccinated.