Mixed to Lower Action in Thursday Market Trade
Grains and oilseeds are mixed to lower again on Thursday while the outside markets are also quiet. Livestock trade is showing more pressure in cattle futures as well today. Arlan Suderman from StoneX joins us to discuss
Chicken Producers Applaud EPA Decision
The Environmental Protection Agency determined that more restrictive federal wastewater regulations and new cost burdens would be harmful for U.S. meat and poultry processing operations. The agency also concluded that the current system of federal, state, and
ND Confirms Bird Flu In Dickey County Turkey Flock
(Dickey County, ND) — The North Dakota Department of Agriculture has confirmed cases of bird flu in a Dickey County turkey flock. Officials announced yesterday that the first case in a commercial turkey flock was identified in
SCOTUS Requested To Review ND’s Redistricting Dispute
(Bismarck, ND) — The U.S. Supreme Court is being formally asked to review a challenge regarding North Dakota’s legislative district map. The request follows a 2022 lawsuit by the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, Spirit Lake Tribe,
Surrey Public School Board Approves Buyout For Former Superintendent
(Surrey, ND) — A plan has been approved to buy out the former Surrey Public School Superintendent. Yesterday, school board officials announced the approval to buy out David Gerding’s contract. The buyout was proposed after the Surrey
NDDEQ Reports Oil Spill In Mountrail County
(Stanley, ND) — Environmental officials are monitoring an oil spill incident in Mountrail County. The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality recently announced that roughly 470 barrels of oil were released 13 miles southeast of Stanley. The
Soybean Basis Crumbles Amid Weak Demand and Storage Issues
(FARGO, ND) – As China remains absent from buying U.S. soybeans, many producers in the Northern Plains and northwestern Corn Belt are facing a growing problem as we get into harvest season. Cash basis for soybeans in
ND In Need Of More Power Resources Amid AI Facility Development
(Fargo, ND) — North Dakota will need more power plants and transmission lines amid AI facility developments. North Dakota Transmission Authority Executive Director Claire Vigesaa says that a boom in development of data centers and crypto facilities
Sioux Falls Summer Tourism Numbers Take a Hit
(Sioux Falls, SD) — Sioux Falls tourism leaders say summer visitor numbers are down, with drops of nine-percent in June and six-percent in July compared to last year. Fewer people are showing up at Falls Park and
Tea Man Seeks Dismissal of Murder Charge Under ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law
(Canton, SD) — A Lincoln County judge is considering whether to throw out a murder case under South Dakota’s “stand your ground” law. Sixty-one-year-old Timothy Overton of Tea claims he shot contractor Isaiah Morales in self-defense during