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Your Soybean Checkoff Dollars at work

WNAX has been attending a number of Ag Group Conventions, including the SD Soybean Associations Ag Outlook Convention in Sioux…

Dry Weather Conditions and more

WNAX has been attending a number of conventions across the Mid-west, I had the opportunity to talk with the President…

Iowa Farm Bureau Honors Joel DeJong with “Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award”

The Iowa Farm Bureau presented its highest community honor to retired Iowa State University extension crops specialist Joel DeJong.  On…

Nebraska Cattlemen’s Association Looks Forward to Working with New Governor

Beginning in January, Nebraska will have a new governor as Governor Pete Ricketts term will have ended.  Governor-elect Jim Pillen…

Nebraska Cattlemen Association Talk About Continued Dry Conditions

The hot topic of discussion at this year’s Nebraska Cattlemen’s Association’s annual meeting and convention are the dry conditions.  According…

Bird Flu Strikes Iowa Turkey Farm

Another case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, or bird flu, has been confirmed in an Iowa turkey production flock.  Iowa…

Work on a New Farm Bill

There’s a lot of attention being focused on a New Farm Bill and to what should be included; Funding should…

New Farmers and Ranchers Report

The USDA has released the results of a new report that outlines some of the trends for our Farmers and…

Working Together for the Common Good of Agriculture

WNAX has been traveling around the Mid-west attending a number of farm conventions and we continue to hear about the…

Trade Trips are important

Trade Trip as very important for U.S. Ag Producers, here’s an update from the Nebraska Farm Bureau’s Annual Convention.

Recent Headlines

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WYOMING LAWMAKERS ADVANCE ‘GEOENGINEERING’ BAN FOLLOWING CONCERNS OF HARMFUL ‘CHEMTRAILS’

CHEYENNE, WY (Noah Zahn / Wyoming Tribune Eagle) – Claims that “chemtrails” from government or private jets are poisoning citizens,…

13 hours ago in Local

BLACK HILLS ENERGY WORKS TO RESTORE POWER AFTER SYSTEM WIDE OUTAGE

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Utility companies continue the work to restore power to people following an outage that affected…

2 days ago in Local

MATH EDUCATORS PUSH STATE BOARD TO KEEP CURRENT STANDARDS IN PLACE

SIOUX FALLS — Calls to retain South Dakota’s current math standards continued at the state Board of Education Standards meeting…

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SENATOR ROUNDS SAYS SPENDING BILL INCLUDES $21.9 MILLION OF HIS REQUESTS FOR SOUTH DAKOTA PROJECTS

WASHINGTON, D.C. (South Dakota Searchlight) – U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds, R-South Dakota, said a stopgap spending bill to reopen the federal…

2 days ago in Local

SD HEMP FARMERS REACT TO TIGHT RESTRICTIONS ON THC IN HEMP-BASED PRODUCTS

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – With congressional lawmakers focusing largely on reopening the government, policies are passing through…