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Uncertainty ahead in second Trump term
Uncertainty ahead in second Trump term World Grain
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NSP Applauds Inclusion of Agriculture Provisions in Year-end Bill
WASHINGTON D.C. – National Sorghum Producers (NSP) Chair Amy France, a sorghum farmer from Scott City, Kansas, released the following statement praising the Continuing Resolution (CR) passage. “The National Sorghum Producers commends the dedicated efforts of agricultural advocates and bipartisan Congressional leaders in reaching an agreement to provide disaster and economic assistance while also extending the…
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Watch Trump Says Musk Is Not Taking US Presidency
Watch Trump Says Musk Is Not Taking US Presidency Bloomberg
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In a Victory for U.S. Corn Growers, USMCA Panel Rules Against Mexico’s GM Corn Ban
In a Victory for U.S. Corn Growers, USMCA Panel Rules Against Mexico’s GM Corn Ban Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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What a Government Shutdown Would Mean for Upcoming USDA Reports
What a Government Shutdown Would Mean for Upcoming USDA Reports Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Will there be another East Coast port strike in January? Experts weigh in.
Industry observers have differing views on the likelihood of a strike, which would add to the logistics hurdles shippers are already facing.
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Secretary Vilsack reflects on his lifetime of service as a new administration prepares for office
Secretary Vilsack reflects on his lifetime of service as a new administration prepares for office RFD-TV
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US groups receive funding to promote ag exports
US groups receive funding to promote ag exports World Grain
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Farmer frustrated over lack of economic aid package
A South Dakota farmer is frustrated Congress has yet to put forward a plan to deliver economic assistance to producers. Rodney Koch grows corn, soybeans, alfalfa, and small grains near Garretson. “We’re out here trying to feed America I guess, and part of the world for that matter, but keep things going and keep things…
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Legislator and Farmers Do Not Agree on Tax Reform Idea
By Lura Roti Tax reform was the focus of a panel discussion held during the 109th South Dakota Farmers Union State Convention. And although panelists, farmers and ranchers did not all agree on the type of change, most all could agree, “property taxes stink.” This is a direct quote from Matt Krogman, South Dakota Realtors Association…
