Crop conditions are mixed in South Dakota. The USDA says 97 percent ofS outh Dakota’s corn is silking, 48 percent is in the dough stage and is rated 77 percent good to excellent. Eighty-eight percent of soybeans are blooming, 53 percent are setting pods, and rated 75 percent good to excellent. Winter wheat harvest is […]
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Ag equipment manufacturer Kubota has broken ground on a $30 million equipment test center in Salina, Kansas. The company says the
Fuel prices continue to put pressure on disposable income for many consumers. But will that change their buying habits? Charley Martinez
The executive director of the Indiana FFA Foundation says a recently awarded $1 million grant will support growth in the organization.
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An ag economist says the U.S.-Iran conflict is not the only reason farmers and retailers are starting to think about their
