More Fake Drugs Spotted

The Drug Enforcement Administration is seeing a big jump in the number of fake, or counterfeit pills they are seizing.

Pushing Back on Tax Changes

The three and a half trillion-dollar infrastructure and stimulus bill moving through Congress includes some major tax changes.

Class Time & Fall Ball at Mount Marty University

The fall term begins next week at Mount Marty University in Yankton and at their sites in Sioux Falls and Watertown.

Cautions in Grain Dealing

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is charged with licensing and monitoring grain dealers and elevators.

Farm To School Legislation Becomes Law Friday In Nebraska

Nebraska State Senator Tom Brandt’s Farm To School Bill goes into law on Friday. The measure connects schools across the…

Ag Groups Welcome USDA Guidance Document On Packers And Stockyards Enforcement

Both R-CALF USA and the National Farmers Union are welcoming USDA’s guidance document on how the department will enforce the…

ISU Extension Specialist Says Drought Doesn’t Change Rules For Good Corn Silage

Drought is continuing in Northwest Iowa and corn fields are beginning to dry down. Despite that, appearances can be misleading…

South Dakota GF And P Official Says CREP And Continuous CRP Remain Popular

The latest round of Continuous Conservation Reserve Program sign up showed an acceptance of 897,000 acres for enrollment nationally. That…

China Trade Deal In Question In The Future

The Phase One trade deal with China is in question with COVID reemerging there and the lack of focus by…

Another La Nina on the Horizon

The long-range climate outlooks don’t offer much hope for a change in the warm dry pattern most of the northern plains has been under since last fall.