Soybean Export Council Has Successful Trade Trip To China

United States Soybean Export Council members traveled to China recently on the President’s trade mission. USSEC Chairman Jim Miller who…

NPPC Official Says U.S. Hard Line Could Scuttle NAFTA

The next round of the North American Free Trade Agreement discussions are underway in Mexico City today. Commerce Secretary Wilbur…

Monsanto And Ag Groups File Lawsuit Against California Label Law On Glyphosate

A coalition of Agricultural groups including the National Corn Growers Association and National Association of Wheat Growers have joined Monsanto…

YAPG Closing in on New President

Yankton Area Progressive Growth has been looking for a new President

Gayville-Volin School Missed Teacher Pay Rule, Gets Full Waiver

The South Dakota School Finance Accountability Board has been hearing from school districts that missed teacher pay guidelines, and violated state law.

AWEA Concerned With House Tax Reform Bill Leaving Out PTC Agreement

Thursday the U.S. House passed their tax reform legislation. American Wind Energy Association officials are concerned at language left in…

OCM Concerned Ag Secretary Moving GIPSA To The Ag Marketing Service

Organization for Competitive Markets members are concerned with the recent reorganization step taken at the USDA. Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue…

Calm Weather Expected for the Thanksgiving Holiday Week

It looks like the northern plains will see pretty quiet Thanksgiving week weather.

Keystone Oil Pipeline Leaks in Northeast South Dakota

The Keystone crude oil pipeline has leaked about five thousand barrels in a field near Amherst, in Marshall County in northeast South Dakota.

SDSU, USD Renew Rivalry

The South Dakota State University football team will face its fourth consecutive ranked opponent as it closes out the regular season by traveling Saturday to in-state rival University of South Dakota.