USCA Vice President Says CFAP Will Provide Some Help For Cattle Producers

Enrollment for USDA’s Coronavirus Food Assistance or CFAP program began this week at Farm Service Agency offices. Included in that…

Yankton City Commission Extends Sunset of Pandemic Ordinance

The Yankton City Commission Tuesday night held first reading of an ordinance that could quickly restore social distancing and other restrictions if the coronavirus numbers rise again.

Iowa Dairy Executive Says Several Programs Available To Assist Dairy Producers

There are several options for dairy producers to assist them in battling the tough ag economy as well as the…

Dividing Up One Point Two Billion Dollars

The State of South Dakota got about one point two billion dollars from Congress as part of the CARES act passed to blunt the impacts of the staggering economy.

ASA President Shares Administration’s Optimism On Phase One China Trade Deal

Trump administration officials are talking positively about China’s commitments in its Phase One Trade Deal with the United States. U.S.…

STC Executive Says Rural Infrastructure Advancement Bill A Positive Measure

The Rural Infrastructure Advancement Act legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate. Soy Transportation Coalition Executive Director Mike Steenhoek…

NCBA Says FDA Report On E COLI Finds Problem With Lettuce, Not Cattle

Outbreaks of E coli that sickened almost 200 people in California late last year came from tainted romaine lettuce. Cattle…

Yankton 4th of July Fireworks Postponed

There will not be fireworks over the Missouri River at Yankton this 4th of July.

South Dakota Universities Planning on Fall Sports

The South Dakota Board of Regents was updated last week about plans by the six universities to reopen and begin fall classes.

Renewable Fuels Official Says Recent Ethanol Shipment To China A Good Export Sign

China which recently waived tariffs on several U.S. products including ethanol is reportedly receiving a shipment of U.S. ethanol. Renewable…