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Farming Industry Experiences Equipment ShortageThe COVID-19 pandemic disrupted supply chains across the world and some industries are still trying to bounce back.
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Concerns Arise Over Merger Of South Dakota AgenciesGov. Kristi Noem announced recently that South Dakota's Department of Agriculture will merge with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
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South Dakota Land Values Decline From Last YearThe average value of non-irrigated cropland in South Dakota decreased 2.9% from 2019 to 2020. It declined from $3,747 per acre to $3,638 per acre.
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Iowa State University Estimates COVID-19's Impact On AgFiguring out how much COVID-19 has hurt agriculture isn't easy. But agricultural economists at Iowa State University are giving it their best shot.
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Court’s Dicamba Ruling Leaves Industry in “Uncharted Territory”The details are still being sorted through nearly 48 hours after the 9th circuit court of appeals issued its ruling on three EPA dicamba labels.
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Direct Payments May Not Be Enough For Agricultural ProducersAgriculture producers have started applying for direct payments through the Coronavirus Assistance Program, but it’s too early to tell whether it’ll be enough
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What Is In The USDA's Coronavirus Relief Program?ecretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced $19 billion in aid for farmers and ranchers hit hard by the COVID-19 national emergency on Friday.
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USDA Approves Iowa Hemp RulesOn March 20, 2020, the USDA approved the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship’s hemp plan for the State of Iowa.
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The Paycheck Protection Act And Agricultural ProducersPerhaps the Small Business Administration and its workers should not have been in charge of implementing the new Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).
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When Is A Farmer's Tax Return Due Date?I am a farmer in South Dakota and I believe a farmer must file their taxes by March 1 and wage earners by April 15. Why are there two different dates?