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3 Retirement Tax Law Changes Could Affect Farmers As part of the recent government funding bill passed, Congress made several changes to the tax law. Here are three changes and how they apply to farmers. -
What Farmers Can Learn From The Hog Nuisance Suits In N.C. The CEO of the North Carolina Pork Council recently spoke to two Iowa pork groups about the lawsuits in his state and what farmers should know. -
Avoid These 3 Estate Planning Mistakes Planning for death is like any other transition of life. Don’t let the process of settling your estate cost your family unnecessary money. -
Estate Planning for the Sandwich Generation People are living longer and are having children later in life. Due to this combination of demographic factors, many more people are in the Sandwich Generation. -
South Dakota Lawmakers Turn Focus Toward Finalizing Budget South Dakota lawmakers say they are turning their focus to the state budget, though the parties have laid out different visions of how to use that money. -
Congratulations to Dakota News Now On New Pierre Bureau! Congratulations to Dakota News Now on opening its new Pierre Bureau! The news organization recently signed a long-term agreement for a new news bureau in Pierre -
South Dakota Estate Planning - Joint Tenancy Pros and Cons Joint tenancy is a form of legal ownership where South Dakota property passes automatically at the death of one of the owners to the remaining joint tenants. -
Amid Growing Interest In Hemp, USDA Stands Firm On Rules A lot of farmers will give industrial hemp a try this year, the first time cultivation is allowed nationwide, USDA officials predicted on Thursday. -
Schools And Success: Harrisburg Continues Massive Growth As the city of Sioux Falls continues to grow, there are two areas of town that residents typically consider as they seek to improve their quality of life. -
Doctor Responds To New School Vaccination Bill A new bill would waive vaccination requirements for South Dakota students. The bill would stop schools from requiring vaccinations to enter school.