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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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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SD Farmers arrive at Commodity Classic 2011
Thousands of farmers from across the country including 12 from South Dakota Corn will be meeting in Tampa Bay, Florida as Commodity Classic 2011 kicks ...
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South Dakota Corn Growers commemorate 25 years
Variety of presentations will highlight annual meeting in Sioux Falls The South Dakota Corn Growers Association (SDCGA) will celebrate its 25th ...
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Fremark appointented to committee for USMEF
David Fremark, president of the South Dakota Corn Utilization Council, has been appointed to the U.S. Meat Export Federation’s executive committee. ...
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Where does South Dakota corn go? Exports
South Dakota is known for producing an abundance of quality corn and that corn is in high demand abroad with much of the world not able to meet their ...
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South Dakota Well Represented on National Corn Committees
Six South Dakota Corn board directors will represent growers through various National Corn Grower Association committees and action teams. The new ...
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SD agriculture weighs in on 2012 Farm Bill process
South Dakotans provided direction for what the next farm bill should look like when the U.S. House Agriculture Committee held a field hearing on the 2012 ...
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