Harvest stress compounded by lack of market for soybeans
Dust has filled the air as combines have ground their way across soybean fields in recent weeks. But that dust……
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Farmers looking at great harvest, limited storage opportunities as they wait for better prices
Across the state, it looks like it will be a great corn and soybean harvest. But, with lots of bushels……
Beef, bison and foreign business: South Dakota exports widen global reach
Agricultural leaders and policymakers are urging U.S. producers to expand their reach into emerging markets and reduce reliance on China,……
Agriculture leadership class gains world perspective during trip to Argentina
Knowledge of what is happening in other countries is critical for farmers and ranchers in the global economy. As a……
South Dakota farmers prepare for Trump’s tariffs
During his March 4 address to a joint session of Congress at the U.S. Capitol, President Donald Trump defended his……
Thune pushes for free trade agreements as ag trade deficit rises
U.S. Sen. John Thune spent March criticizing the Biden Administration trade policies and touting the importance of free trade to…
New South Dakota group to focus on economic, political issues of global importance
Retired U.S. Army Col. Andrea Thompson is uniquely positioned to serve on a new coalition that will put a Rushmore……
Midwest ag leaders warned to diversify exports, reduce reliance on China
The United States is being outpaced by China in advancing new technologies, making it increasingly difficult for America’s economy to……
Aberdeen native questions whether new state law allows fireworks
A state law that takes effect three days before Independence Day does not affect the sale or purchase of fireworks,……
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