Few Reports of Price Gouging in South Dakota

As the pandemic unfolded, there were reports of price gouging with packs of toilet paper being sold for as much as eighty dollars or more.

RFA Disappointed Colombia Imposing Duties On U.S. Ethanol Imports

Colombian officials have announced they will impose duties on U.S. ethanol exports into their country. U.S. officials say the duties…

Missouri River Reservoirs Ready for Spring Run Off

The Corps of Engineers has made their adjustments as mountain snow melt starts flowing into the Missouri River system.

Converting “PPP” Loans to Grants

Over nineteen thousand businesses in South Dakota were able to get a “Paycheck Protection Program” loan from the Small Business Administration.

USCA Wants Spot Market Legislation Passed

Senators Chuck Grassley and John Tester this week introduced legislation to require each meat packing facility that slaughters over 125,000…

Farm Bureau Official Says It’s Positive The European Union Wants Trade Talks Restarted

The European Union is looking to revive trade negotiations with the United States. EU Trade Commissioner Phil Hogan told US…

Iowa Pork President Says House Stimulus Bill Important For Pork Producers

The National Pork Producers Council is giving support to livestock provisions contained in the 4th. COVID 19 stimulus legislation introduced…

University of Nebraska Planning Fall Return of Students to Campus

The University of Nebraska is planning on having students on their campuses to start the fall term.

Budget Cuts Could Target State Employees

State revenues are expected to fall substantially following the shutdown of many businesses to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

Nebraska State Patrol Part of Coronavirus Response

All of Nebraska state government is involved in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.