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South Dakota Corn Names New Executive Director

Published October 21, 2021

South Dakota Corn has a new executive director. DaNita Murray, a Millbank, South Dakota native and former Director of Public Policy for the National Corn Growers Association, will start in the role on December 1. Murray also has a law…

Carbon Sequestration Milestone

Published October 20, 2021

North Dakota regulators have approved plans for Red Trail Energy to store carbon from its ethanol plant near Richardton. This is the first Class VI carbon capture well in North Dakota.

Earning Improvements for Railroad Companies

Published October 20, 2021

Kansas City Southern Railway had third quarter revenue of $744 million, a 13 percent improvement from one year ago. Kansas City Southern is combining with Canadian Pacific to create the first single-line rail network that links the U.S., Canada and…

Yara Releases 3Q Financials

Published October 20, 2021

The fertilizer company, Yara, is reporting a third quarter loss of $143 million in net income. That compares to a gain of $340 million one year ago. The spike in natural gas prices in Europe has forced Yara to cut…

Outdoor Heritage Fund Grants Approved

Published October 20, 2021

The North Dakota Industrial Commission has awarded $1.6 million in Outdoor Heritage Fund matching grants. The approved projects include $985,000 for the North Dakota Natural and Resources Trust to help landowners transition expired CRP ground into farm production. There’s also…

Ag Groups Seek Change in EPA Chlorpyrifos Decision

Published October 20, 2021

More than 80 farm groups have filed a formal objection with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding its decision to revoke all tolerances for chlorpyrifos. That rule was changed a month-and-a-half ago, exposing crops to hundreds of millions of dollars of…

24/7 Supply Chain Developments Announced

Published October 20, 2021

The Port of Long Beach has a record 100 ships anchored and waiting to unload. Pre-COVID, there would normally be less than 20 vessels at anchor. There’s no end in sight for the supply chain crisis, but White House Press…

Burgum Waives Hours of Service for Fertilizer Transport

Published October 19, 2021

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum is granting hours of service waivers to commercial drivers transporting anhydrous ammonia and other fertilizer. Now is the time where farmers are starting to apply fall fertilizer. The drought conditions limited the use of anhydrous…

High Fertilizer Costs Influenced by China

Published October 19, 2021

Wholesale fertilizer prices have quadrupled from one year ago. StoneX Fertilizer Division Director Josh Linville says there are numerous factors at play. That includes a decision by China to ban fertilizer exports. "The (Chinese) government has come out with a…

Dierks to Receive USMEF Award

Published October 19, 2021

The U.S. Meat Export Federation is honoring National Pork Producers Council CEO Neil Dierks with its Distinguished Service Award. Dierks has been with NPPC since 1990 and will retire later this year. The award will be presented November 11 at…

Ag Business Articles

South Dakota Corn Names New Executive Director

Carbon Sequestration Milestone

Earning Improvements for Railroad Companies

Yara Releases 3Q Financials

Outdoor Heritage Fund Grants Approved

Ag Groups Seek Change in EPA Chlorpyrifos Decision

24/7 Supply Chain Developments Announced

Burgum Waives Hours of Service for Fertilizer Transport

High Fertilizer Costs Influenced by China

Dierks to Receive USMEF Award

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