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Gall Midge Showing up in Soybean Fields

Gall midge is starting to show up in soybean fields in the western corn belt. Iowa State University Extension Field…

Commerce Department Ruling on Argentina Biodiesel Imports Damaging to Soybean Farmers

The United States Commerce Department has issued a preliminary decision lowering the countervailing duty on Argentinian biodiesel imports from 72…

Nebraska Rancher Serving on New Trade Committee

Davenport, Nebraska rancher Mark Jagels is serving on the recently formed International Trade Committee for the Nebraska Agriculture Department. Jagels…

Twins Drop Extra Inning Affair

Rougned Odor’s three-run homer in the 11th inning gave Texas a 4-1 win against the Minnesota Twins on Sunday and four relievers combined for 9 1/3 scoreless innings against the majors’ top offense.

Red Hot Nats Top Royals

Anthony Rendon doubled in the tiebreaking run in the eighth inning, Brian Dozier and Victor Robles homered, and the Washington Nationals beat the Kansas City Royals 5-2 to ride a wave of momentum into the All-Star break.

ACE Board Member Disappointed With EPA’s RVO 2020 Proposal For Corn Based Ethanol

The Environmental Protection Agency released their proposal for renewable fuel volume obligations under the RFS today for 2020. The agency…

Yankton County Road Task Force Underway

A road task force set up by the Yankton County Commission held its first meeting this week. The group is working on a plan to focus resources on high priority roads.

HSC Nursing Home Options

Looking at care options for patients in the nursing home at the Human Services Center in Yankton will be the focus of a legislative summer study sub-committee.

Congress Running out of Days

Members of Congress will have limited days in Washington before the end of the current fiscal year on September 30th.

USCA Monitoring Federal Fake Meat Court Case Filed In Mississippi

A federal lawsuit says Mississippi is violating free speech rights by banning makers of plant based foods from using the…

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