Mosquito Spraying Begins In Sioux Falls

(Sioux Falls, SD) — It’s the latest sign of the change in seasons. Sioux Falls has begun its yearly mosquito spray. The Sioux Falls Health Department’s Dominic Miller says mosquitoes are “not our friends,” and he says

Damage Estimates in Brazil Top $600 Million

Rio Grande do Sul, a major crop producer and agribusiness zone in Brazil, has been hard hit by unprecedented flooding. Record rainfall has affected more than 90 percent of the state, an area comparable to the United

Grassley Renews No Farm Bill Prediction For This Year

The release this week of a Senate GOP farm bill framework may have done little to boost chances for a new five-year bill this year, according to one longtime GOP senator. Iowa’s Chuck Grassley repeated his earlier

SDHSAA Approves NIL Change For High Schoolers

(Sioux Falls, SD) — There are new rules for how high school athletes in South Dakota can make money. The South Dakota High School Activities Association Board of Directors this week approved a change to the state’s

USDA Releases June WASDE Report

(WASHINGTON D.C.)– Some changes to world production estimates were noted on the latest USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report for the month of June that was released on Wednesday morning. Traders were watching production estimates

CLAAS Celebrates Half a Million Combine Harvesters

Harsewinkel/Omaha, June 13, 2024 — CLAAS is celebrating half a million combine harvesters built since 1936 – and is producing several anniversary machines from the LEXION, TRION, EVION and DOMINATOR lines at three production facilities on three

Former Oregon Rep Calls for Expanded Support for SAF

Former Oregon Representative Greg Walden is calling on Congress to increase federal support for sustainable aviation fuel production. The former House Energy and Commerce Committee Chair says the U.S. is within reach of realizing truly transformative innovations