Nebraska Cattle President Sees Value In Possible Cattle Set Aside Program

The Beef Alliance working with the USDA and Cattle Fax has come up with a proposed cattle set aside program.…

Pandemic Spreads, Scams Follow

As the pandemic spread across the country, scams tagged along.

Vietnam Approves Exports Of U.S. Sorghum

Vietnam has now approved the shipment of U.S. sorghum to their country. That’s following five years of negotiations and the…

South Dakota’s Lieutenant Governor Named Interim State Agriculture Secretary

South Dakota Lieutenant Governor Larry Rhoden on Friday becomes the state’s Interim Agriculture Director. He replaces Kim Vanneman who submitted…

Dicamba Task Force Head Concerned With Attempt To Ban Post Emergence Dicamba Use

The Association of American Pesticide Control Officials wants the Environmental Protection Agency to ban post emergence use of dicamba on…

New SDSU Scholarship Gets Name Sponsor

A new scholarship at South Dakota State University now has a name sponsor. First Bank & Trust of Brookings is committing a half million dollars to the scholarship.

Testing Expanding in Nebraska

Testing for COVID-19 infections in Nebraska is expanding rapidly.

Getting Mixed Messages on the Pandemic Response

Americans are getting mixed messages on the pandemic fight. President Trump is encouraging states to safely reopen their businesses, while health professionals caution about moving too fast.

Farm Bureau President Says Trade Talks With United Kingdom Starting Is Positive

Trade discussions got underway virtually Tuesday between the United States and United Kingdom via a video conference. That’s 18 months…

Reports Show State Revenues Falling

While state sales taxes for March in South Dakota were up four point five percent over last year, other revenues tumbled as the pandemic took hold.