SD Corn Growers look forward to free-trade agreements
Free-trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama will open up significant opportunities for farmers, leaders of the South Dakota Corn Growers ...
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Farmers Occupy Corn Fields
Something astounding is taking place across the Midwestern parts of United States. America’s farmers have been taking to their corn fields in combines, ...
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Modifying RFS would be a step backwards for U.S.
If you want to accomplish something, you set a goal and you find ways to achieve it. Right? Well not according to United States Representatives, Bob ...
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SD Corn Growers support FTAs, urge Congress to act swiftly
The South Dakota Corn Growers Association (SDCGA) strongly supports free-trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama that President Obama sent ...
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Passing of FTAs Vital to Ag, Economy
Monday, President Barack Obama submitted the long standing Colombia, Korea and Panama free trade agreements (FTAs) to Congress for ratification. Congress ...
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America needs an Open Fuel Standard
Let’s face it, not only is America addicted to oil, but our government mandates that addiction which leads to consumers and businesses to relying on ...
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Ready, Set, Harvest
Aaaand there off… as combines slowly creep across the South Dakota plains, farmers have begun harvesting their 2011 corn crop. Normally, most farmers ...
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Corn Growers back Thune’s farm bill proposal
The South Dakota Corn Growers Association (SDCGA) supports the bipartisan work of Senators Sherrod Brown (D-OH), John Thune (R-SD), Dick Durbin (D-IL) and ...
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Farmers do their best to raise crops, preserve habitat and help pheasant numbers
Farmers don’t get much credit for growing more and more crops to meet the rising demand for food, feed, fuel and fiber in a world where nearly 16,000 ...
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