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Public Lands Council Executive Director Hails Presidential Pardon Of Ranchers
President Donald Trump has pardoned Oregon ranchers Steven and Dwight Hammond who were sent to jail on terrorism charges. In…
Corn Growers President Concerned With EPA’s Lack Of Transparency On RFS Waivers
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley this spring sent a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency outlining his concerns with RFS waiver…
South Dakota Democrats Nominate Wayne Frederick for Public Utilities Commission
South Dakota democrats nominated thirty nine year old Wayne Frederick of Winner to be their Public Utilities Commission candidate.
Montana Rancher Testifies At FDA Hearing On Concerns With Cultured Meat
Last week, the Food and Drug Administration held a hearing looking at cultured or ‘’fake meat”. Testifying was United States…
South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard; State Budget on Track for Another Surplus
While the final figures are being totaled, South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard says it appears there will be another surplus to carry over into the new fiscal year
ASI Executive DIrector Pleased With Reopening of Japanese Market For U.S. Lamb
USDA officials have announced the re-opening of the Japanese market for U.S. lamb. The U.S. had been shut out of…
South Dakota PUC Considering Application for Prevailing Wind Project
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission held a public hearing last week in Avon on a permit application for the Prevailing Wind Energy park facility
SD Senator Mike Rounds; SCOTUS Nominee Brett Kavanaugh “Impressive”
President Trumps latest nominee to the US Supreme Court, Appeals Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh will be making the rounds of Senators offices for the next couple of weeks.
South Dakota Schools Could See New Accountability Tests
The South Dakota Department of Education is looking at new accountability testing to replace the current “Smarter Balance” test.