Farm Groups Defend Crop Insurance Budget
America’s agricultural community joined forces to ensure that the crop insurance program receives the full funding that it requires to be successful.
Agriculture
South Dakota Man Wins National Award
Paul Casper, from Lake Preston, South Dakota, was the winner of the Pinnacle Award from the American Soybean Association
Introducing The KG&G Cattle Company
I am now co-owner of the KG&G Cattle Company. We have an entire herd. Two calves constitutes a herd, right?
Senate Panel Passes Hemp Bill Despite Big Pressure from Noem
A South Dakota Senate panel approved a bill that would make it legal to grow industrial hemp, despite the governor's assertion that the state isn't ready yet.
The 50 Years Ago Snow Storm On The Farm
The air seemed colder and the snow deeper on the farm 50 years ago.
Governor’s Reluctance Over Industrial Hemp to be Tested
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's request that lawmakers hold off on legalizing industrial hemp is about to be tested.
Farm Loan Delinquencies Highest in 9 Years as Prices Slump
The nation's farmers are struggling to pay back loans after years of low crop prices and export markets hit by President Donald Trump's tariffs.
Crop and Soil Moisture Report for South Dakota
Soil moisture supplies in South Dakota appear to be in good shape as spring planting season nears.
Paying $1.5 Million for Freak Bull Is Wise Investment
The highest price ever paid in history for a single bull at an auction, took place recently at Mandan, North Dakota.
Keep Green New Deal Away from Beef Industry
One industry that I would like to see completely protected from climate change action is the beef industry.