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Reports: Deal on farm bill reached
According to numerous media reports, the House and Senate ag committees have reached a deal on extending the farm bill that lapsed at the end of September. The fear of angry families and other milk d...
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Land boom leveling off?

Land boom leveling off? Expert says skyrocketing prices could stabilize as commodity supply catches demand.

By Chris Mueller , March 05, 2013

Mitchell’s gas prices higher than other locations in state

Mitchell’s average price was about 10 cents higher than Friday’s state average of $3.273, as reported by AAA, and higher than many other local averages in South Dakota.

By Chris Mueller , December 15, 2012

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Washington apple farmers may receive boon from bad weather

Washington apple farmers may receive boon from bad weather Washington apple farmers are in the midst of a near record harvest and are looking forward to higher demand and prices for their produce.

By Manuel Valdes , October 25, 2012

Gas prices likely to fall as refineries resume production

DALLAS — Gasoline pump prices are poised to drop by year end, if history is any guide, as refineries resume production, Europe exports more fuel to the East Coast and Americans drive less.

By BARBARA J. POWELL , October 05, 2012

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Gas hits $4 at some Mitchell stations

The price of gas at some filling stations in Mitchell has surpassed $4 per gallon for the first time since the summer of 2008.

By Chris Mueller , September 22, 2012

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Pink slime no brake to beef price rally

CHICAGO — The U.S. cattle herd has shrunk to the smallest since three years before Ray Kroc opened his first McDonald’s hamburger stand, reducing supply and raising prices even as domestic demand sinks to a two-decade low.

By ELIZABETH CAMPBELL , June 14, 2012

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World Food Prices Slide Most in Two Years on Dairy Plunge

PARIS — Global food prices had their biggest drop in more than two years in May as the cost of dairy products slumped on increased supply, easing strain on household budgets.

By Rudy Ruitenberg , June 07, 2012

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PUC’s Nelson: Federal policies will raise electric, phone bills

PUC’s Nelson: Federal policies will raise electric, phone bills Tighter regulations on coal plants, loss of telephone "universal service fund" will raise prices, he says.

By Tom Lawrence , May 30, 2012

Small dairies struggle as milk prices sink

Small dairies struggle as milk prices sink PLAINFIELD, Vt. — The MacLaren brothers are third-generation dairy farmers, but they will likely be the last in their family.

By LISA RATHKE , May 24, 2012

Farmland values surging as crop-price gains spur income

Farmland values surging as crop-price gains spur income CHICAGO — Farmland values surged during the first quarter from Kansas to Indiana as gains in crop prices during the past two years bolster income, according to a survey of lenders by regional Federal Reserve banks.

By JEFF WILSON , May 17, 2012

NOEM: SD playing a role in easing rising prices at gas pumps

NOEM: SD playing a role in easing rising prices at gas pumps When President Obama took office, a gallon of gas cost $1.89. Today, it’s over $3.80 a gallon.

By KRISTI NOEM , April 12, 2012

New facilities mean competition for grain

New facilities mean competition for grain KIMBALL — With two new towering grain silos casting long shadows on the plains between Kimball and White Lake, area grain loaders predict competition will increase.

By Chris Mueller , April 09, 2012

2012 grain inventories shrinking, says USDA

Demand for livestock feed, biofuel increasing.

By WHITNEY MCFERRON and JEFF WILSON , March 10, 2012

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Declining cattle numbers cut supply, push beef prices to record highs

Declining cattle numbers cut supply, push beef prices to record highs SHARON, N.D. — Veteran rancher Keith Johnson has lived through droughts, blizzards and long stretches of poor prices. That makes him appreciate this winter even more. Beef prices have soared to record highs, reaching levels he describes as “unimaginable, the highest we’ve seen in our lifetime.”

By Jonathan Knutson , March 04, 2012

Farmers are strongest bidders in land deals

‘The gap is narrowing,’ as farmers see 14 percent increase in sales in 2011.

By Mikkel Pates , March 03, 2012

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