Beef Prices Predicted to Keep Climbing in 2026

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Beef prices are projected to continue increasing in 2026 as U.S. beef production continues to decline, with no obvious signs of a rebuilding cattle herd. That comes from John Lovett of the University of Arkansas System Division

CARB Will Sunset Outdated Biodiesel Restrictions

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Clean Fuels Alliance America welcomed a ruling by the California Air Resources Board to sunset the oxides of nitrogen mitigation requirement for biodiesel blends of up to B20, or 20 percent biodiesel, in the Alternative Diesel Fuel

USDA Accepting Applications for Trade Mission to the Philippines

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The USDA is accepting applications for its agribusiness trade mission to the Philippines, taking place April 13–16, 2026. U.S. exporters interested in exploring trade opportunities in the Philippines’ thriving market and rapidly growing economy must apply by

Tuesday Mid-Day Markets with Arlan Suderman

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Crush margins are improving in China, though that strength has yet to extend to U.S. soybeans. Speculation continues around potential Chinese purchases as the calendar winds down on 2025. Geopolitics remain a heavy influence on trade, with

North Dakota Water Launching Effort to Make Dams Safer

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(Bismarck, ND) — North Dakota Water Officals are launching an effort to make dams safer. Operation Safe Flow will provide full funding for an initial engineering study of six of the state’s highest-risk dams. According to a

Dickinson Man Dies Following Motorcycle Crash

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(Dickinson, ND) — A 36-year-old Dicknison man is dead following a crash on Friday. It happened at the intersection of 15th Street West and 3rd Avenue West just before 7 p.m. after reports of a crash involving

North Dakota Awarded $199M For Rural Health

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(Bismarck, ND) — The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services is awarding nearly 200-million-dollars to North Dakota to strengthen rural health care. The state applied for the funds in November, focusing on the rural health workforce, preventative