South Dakota Farm Bureau

A new wave of federal direct assistance to ag producers offering relief at a time prices are low, and inputs are high. But some of the state’s industry leaders worry it signals a shift farmers won’t like.

The bulk of South Dakota’s exports are more in the crosshairs of a tariff war with three of the United States’ largest trading partners. This comes as state lawmakers are putting the finishing touches on a tight budget.

With President Donald Trump threatening tariffs on both Mexico and Canada, there are big implications on South Dakota’s agricultural economy.

Two South Dakota agriculture organizations are watching potential upcoming tariffs closely. President-elect Donald Trump is vowing tariffs on goods imported into the country. Both groups remember Trump’s trade war during his first administration.

The South Dakota Farm Bureau hosted a panel discussion on farm bill status, agricultural market access and trade, biofuels, and labeling.

Ranches and Farms which have been continually owned for over 100 years are eligible to apply for recognition during the 2024 state fair.

Sen. Mike Rounds is leading an effort to overturn a decision by the Biden administration allowing beef imports from Paraguay.

A South Dakota ranch with some historical roots offers a unique view of Badlands National Park.

The 2023 Farm Bill has been delayed, and South Dakota farmers have concerns.

As trade talks stall, China is imposing retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion worth of US goods. These new tariffs come days after the US increased tariffs…