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Working Through a Pandemic

Most health care facilities and workers have been dealing with the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic for over a year.

R CALF Concerned 3 Black Swan Events Could Lead To Vertical Integration

R CALF officials are concerned that three Black Swan events in the cattle markets in less than two years will…

Western Corn Belt Makes Big Progress On Planting This Last Week

Farmers in the western corn belt finally got into the fields last week and wasted no time planting. In Iowa…

SD PUC Chairman Chris Nelson Looking to 2022

South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Chairman Chris Nelson spoke to the Yankton County Republican Party last (Monday) night.

NFU Awaiting More Details On President’s 30 by 30 Plan

Earlier reports were that the National Farmers Union was opposing President Joe Biden’s 30 BY 30 proposal of conserving 30…

Workers Wanted Across SD

Whether its small businesses or large manufacturers in South Dakota, the main complaint is the same..

EPA Given Court Directive On Chlorpyrifos

The Ninth Circuit Court in San Francisco has given the EPA 60 days to either write a new rule for…

Several Farm Bureau Priorities Still Alive In Minnesota Legislature

Minnesota state lawmakers have a busy agenda this week as conference committees are working on their budgets as they strive…

Slow Going for Property Tax Reduction Bills

Nebraska legislators sidelined a property tax reduction bill last week.

Marking Travel & Tourism Week

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and state Tourism Department Secretary Jim Hagen made stops at Mt Rushmore and in Sioux Falls Monday to mark “National Travel and Tourism Week.”