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Thanks to the hard work of Rep. Ladner and strong grassroots work by Stockgrowers members, HB 1039, Rep. Ladner’s bill to provide for the assessment of certain agricultural land as non-cropland was passed by the…

HATFIELD — A two-story inn with 30 to 40 rooms is being proposed for construction on a site on Routes 5 and 10.The Planning Board received a preliminary presentation on Feb. 3 for redevelopment of 16 West St., a parcel featuring a vacant office...

West Yorkshire Police has defended a leafleting programme, which it says has led to "several arrests", following criticism that it's taking officers away from tackling crime.

RAPID CITY, SD –  Opting for a place at the policy-making table, the South Dakota Stockgrowers Association (SDSGA) Board of Directors voted of 15–10, to sign on in support of S.3229, “The Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act of 2021.” “Being able to ensure profitability and making sure producers receive a fair deal has been […]

Premium Content Relay For Life gets set to hit the track Cancer Council Queensland’s iconic fundraiser Relay For Life is back in 2021 and is celebrating 21 years of bringing communities together to fight back against cancer. I would like to thank all Queenslanders who have supported Relay For Life over the last 21 years and am pleased to share that in-person events are recommencing following our temporary switch to virtual events last year due to the pandemic. Over the years, your support has...

Article content The tiny rural Lambton County hamlet of Kimball played a significant role in this week’s $26-billion offer by Rogers Communications to purchase Shaw Communications and create a giant Canadian telecom. While Shaw Communications is known as an Alberta-based company, its founder, the late James Robert Shaw, was born in 1934 in what is now St. Clair Township. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Canadian telecoms roots are in rural Lambton...

Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews Dec 23, 2020 1:31 PM The South Dakota Beef Industry Council and health care organizations from across the state have come together in partnership as part of a new “Thank You” campaign revolving around South Dakota’s frontline health care workers. South Dakota’s nearly 14,000 beef farmers and ranchers have teamed up with South Dakota’s health care systems in an effort to recognize and thank all of those involved in the commitment of care. Beef plays a vital ro...

Federal money provided a lifeline for farmers facing a trifecta of challenges, but what does the future hold? The Market Facilitation Programs, Wildfire and Hurricane Indemnity Program-Plus and the Coronavirus Food Assistance Programs helped save farms. But most people in agriculture acknowledge that public and Congressional support for such programs is waning. 5:31 am, Dec. 21, 2020 × Frerichs Farms was in the last stages of fall fieldwork, just east of the ridge along I...

AgweekTV Full Show: Ad-hoc assistance, Nebraska net farm income, soil health minute and the COVID-19 vaccine This week AgweekTV takes a look at the importance of ad-hoc assistance. Next we will find out why net farm income will be higher in Nebraska this year than in 2019. During Soil Health Minute, we find out how to assess soil health in your field. Finally, we will discuss how the COVID-19 vaccine is providing hope for rural America. Written By: AgweekTV | 5:30 am, Dec....