WTO Rules China Has Distorted Global Wheat Trade

Thursday, The World Trade Organization ruled that Chinese government payments to farmers for wheat exceed China’s aggregate measure of support…

Nebraska Farm Bureau President Testifies In Favor WOTUS Rewrite

Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson representing his group and the Common Sense Nebraska coalition testified Thursday in front of…

Dairy Executives Say Congress Needs To Address Ag Labor Problem

Lawmakers and Agriculture industry groups met on Capitol Hill this week to talk about the serious labor shortage facing America’s…

SD Republican Legislators Focused on a Couple of Issues

Majority republicans in the South Dakota legislature agree on priorities for the final days of this year’s session.

South Dakota Legislators Waiting on Updated Revenue Estimates

The South Dakota legislature is down to the final seven days of the main run of this year’s session.

El Nino Late Arriving

While an El Nino weather condition has been predicted for some time, it has been slow to arrive.

Yankton County Commission Re-opens Planning & Zoning Office

The Yankton County Commission held another special meeting Thursday, with the focus on the Planning & Zoning Office.

The Future Of Food Discussed At Bayer Advocacy Forum

THIS YEAR’S BAYER AGVOCACY FORUM AT COMMODITY CLASSIC FEATURED CROSS INDUSTRY INSIGHTS ON THE FUTURE OF FOOD, INCLUDING GENE EDITING…

SDSU Extension Specialist Says Ag Economic Slump Has Happened Slowly

Farm loan delinquencies are at their highest level in 9 years as commodity prices slump. SDSU Extension Risk Business Management…

Coyotes Trip Bison

An old-fashioned three-point play from junior Triston Simpson with 14:46 remaining in the game gave the South Dakota men’s basketball team a lead it would not relinquish as the Coyotes topped North Dakota State 75-65 Thursday night inside the Sanford Coyote Sports Center.