Wet Fall Could Lead to a Wet Spring

There is growing concern that wet conditions this fall could lead to more flooding next spring.

NRCS Soils Health Specialist Advises Planting Cereal Crops To Control Weeds

It’s been a difficult year for farmers to control weeds, especially on prevent plant acres. Natural Resources Conservation Service Soil…

NCBA Focusing On Trade, Climate Change And Meat Labeling Issues

National Cattlemen Beef Association officials are moving forward with their legislative goals begun earlier this year. Ethan Lane who’s just…

No Need for South Dakota Special Session

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem said last week that a special session of the legislature for storm and flood damage was not necessary right now.

FEMA Approves SD Disaster Mitigation Plan

The hazard mitigation plan developed by the State of South Dakota has been approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

ISA President Says Despite Roller Coaster Negotiations, Trade Talks Must Continue

Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators reported progress made in recent talks, however following those the Chinese delegation returned home. Earlier…

South Dakota Hosts Taiwan Trade Team

A Trade team from Taiwan was in South Dakota for two days this week before heading off to Idaho today.…

GPAC Names Football Best

The Great Plains Athletic Conference has named its weekly football Players of the Week.

Jackrabbit, Coyote Summit Honorees

Weekly Players of the Week in Summit League soccer include a South Dakota State and a South Dakota performer.

Yost Set To Retire

Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost says he will be retiring at the end of the season.