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The United States Department of Agriculture has finalized the stipulations for companies voluntarily labeling their products “Product of USA”.
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Sen. Mike Rounds is leading an effort to overturn a decision by the Biden administration allowing beef imports from Paraguay.
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A Lincoln County-rooted organization is joining a larger campaign calling for greater local control across the state.
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South Dakota Farm Bureau members reelected Scott VanderWal as president of the organization.
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South Dakota officials discuss common livestock diseases and prevention methods at the recent Farmers Union convention in Huron.
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Landowner’s rights and grassroot policy are major points of discussion at this year’s South Dakota Farmers Union Convention in Huron.
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The United States Department of Agricultural forecasts an overall increase in crop production in South Dakota this year. The agency expects a record year for corn production.
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A coalition of groups opposing eminent domain met in Sioux Falls to launch a group named “South Dakotans First.”
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The South Dakota Farmers Union's vice president voiced his disappointment over a lack of urgency to get a new Farm Bill across the finish line.
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A proposed rule change would make the "Product of USA" and "Made in the USA" labels more accurate on meat products.