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Farm Bureau Official Hoping President Just Posturing With Tariff Threats

President Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on cars from the European Union and on unspecified products from China.…

Minnesota Farmers Shifting To Using Urea Over Anhydrous Ammonia

Corn growers in Minnesota have been trending to applying more urea than anhydrous ammonia for their nitrogen source over the…

Ag And Biofuel Groups Urge EPA To Disallow Retroactive Small Refiner Waivers

A coalition of Biofuel and Agriculture groups are calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to disallow retroactive small refiner waivers…

NPPC Expects USMCA To Go Into Implementation On July 1

Implementation of the U.S. Mexico Canada trade agreement known as USMCA is set to go into effect in less than…

EPA Announces Decision On Dicamba

The Environmental Protection Agency announced late Monday they were issuing a cancellation order for three dicamba herbicides, while allowing for…

44 Congressmen Call On Administration To Deny RFS Waiver Requests

44 members of Congress are urging President Trump to deny requests to waive the 2020 Renewable Fuel Standard Volumes. National…

Center For Rural Affairs Encouraged By Introduction Of Climate Solutions Bill

Senate Ag Committee ranking Democrat Debbie Stabenow has introduced the Growing Climate Solutions Act. The measure calls for creating an…

Nebraska Allowing Continued Dicamba Use Despite Court Ruling

Despite a U.S. Circuit Court decision that vacated the registration of three dicamba products, Nebraska’s Governor and State Agriculture Director…

Stock Grower’s President Says DOJ Taking Right Steps In Markets Investigation

The U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust division has sent civil investigative demands which are similar to subpoenas to the nation’s four…

Minnesota Pork Processing Takes A Step Back

Hormel Foods and Quality Pork Processors in Austin, Minnesota, have avoided a significant COVID-19 outbreak this spring, until now. Together,…

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SOUTH DAKOTA BUDGET COMMISSIONER WARNS OF ANOTHER DIFFICULT YEAR AS REVENUE LAGS PROJECTIONS

PIERRE, S.D. (Joshua Haiar-South Dakota Searchlight) – South Dakota’s top state government budget official warned Thursday that the current budget cycle…

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LAWMAKER PREDICTS BROAD SUPPORT FOR REHAB AND RECIDIVISM REFORMS IN WAKE OF PRISON VOTE

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – A South Dakota legislative leader predicted he can “almost assure” that “every legislator” will support reforms addressing…

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GOVERNOR LARRY RHODEN URGES SOUTH DAKOTANS TO SUPPORT NEIGHBORS IN NEED AMID CALLS FOR A SPECIAL SESSION

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Governor Larry Rhoden is urging South Dakotans to support their neighbors and emphasizing the importance…

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ATTORNEYS GENERAL ACCUSE SOME SMALL REFINERIES OF ‘MANIPULATING’ RENEWABLE FUEL EXEMPTIONS

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley, and Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers sent a letter…

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CHILD ABUSE CHARGES IN WATERTOWN

WATERTOWN, S.D. – Two Watertown residents are facing felony charges after a child abuse investigation that began October 24th. Police…