South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden has signed a bill that would ban the use of eminent domain for carbon pipelines in South Dakota. “We’ll continue to support the private property rights of our people and opportunities for value-added agriculture and our state as a whole.” House Bill 1052 would add a new section to existing […]
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A new investment fund is aimed at boosting technological advancements in agriculture. National Farmers Union (NFU) president Rob Larew says the
Several farmers and processors will get the promised reimbursements under the Dairy Business Innovation Initiative grant program. The funding was held
Ag input uncertainties are causing stress on many farms. Central Iowa farmer Aaron Lehman says commodity and fertilizer markets are volatile.
The Department of Energy has changed the name of Sustainable Aviation Fuel to Synthetic Aviation Fuel on its website. The Renewable
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle futures were sharply higher on a rally in the Dow during the session, the
Some farmers are looking to diversify their operation because of low commodity prices. Randy Duckworth with the Specialty Soya and Grains
A market analyst says Canada’s recent suspension of some U.S. pork imports could be a result of the back-and-forth happening as
A bill on water rights that has the support of several state ag groups advanced out of the Missouri Senate on
May corn closed at $4.69 and 1/4, up 5 and 1/4 centsMay soybeans closed at $10.25, down 2 and 1/4 centsMay
