Regulations Killing Nebraska Jobs

The Platte Institute for Economic Research is rolling out a new program next week called “Strong Jobs Nebraska”

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer Asks President to Halt Regulations

Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer is among a group of 20 senators who are calling on President Obama to refrain from signing any more regulatory letters during his last six weeks in office.

Nebraska Congressman Adrian Smith Hopes the Nation Can Heal

A Nebraska Congressman hopes the nation can heal after a divisive election season.

Cold is Here, Snow to Soon Join In

The cold temperatures are here, now the snow may join in too.

National Milk Producers Federation Working On Fixes For MPP

Leaders of the National Milk Producers Federation are working to find ways to improve the Margin Protection Dairy Insurance program…

AGP Reporting Good Progress On Soybean Processing Plant In Aberdeen

AGP officials are reporting steady progress on their new soybean processing facility in Aberdeen, South Dakota. AGP Vice President for…

Public Lands Council Monitoring WRDA Debate Due To ESA Provision

Public Lands Council leaders are watching closely what happens with the WRDA conference report and if it comes up in…

RFA Lists Concerns With EPA Proposed Flex Fuel Rule

The Environmental Protection Agency held a hearing this week in Chicago on their proposed rule governing ethanol flex fuel provisions.…

Iowa Farmers Union Priorities Include New Farm Bill And Water Quality

The main priorities for Iowa Farmers Union members include improving water quality, addressing the problem of ag concentration and passing…

IM22 Lawsuit in Court

Circuit Judge Mark Barnett will take up a lawsuit at the Hughes County Courthouse in Pierre filed by twenty-five Republican lawmakers and a conservative state lobbying group challenging the state over a voter-supported campaign finance and ethics law.