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THE NUTRITION FORUM Ask the Dietitian: What are carbs? Are they good or bad? If they are bad, how do you avoid them?
Q: What are carbs? Are they good or bad? If they are bad, how do you avoid them? A: Carbs (a shortened name for carbohydrates) are starches and sugars that your body uses for fuel. Carbs are not bad;...
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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER 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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OPINION: Strong dairy operations help South Dakota attract jobs
I was pleased to see the series of articles on dairy farming in South Dakota that ran in The Daily Republic from Dec. 3 through Dec. 8. The dairy industry is an important and growing part of our state’s economy.
By Steve Dick , December 31, 2011
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Dairy critics commit to new lawsuit
ALEXANDRIA — Critics of the proposed 7,000-head dairy in Hanson County now say they have no choice but to file a lawsuit against the Hanson County Planning and Zoning Commission.
By Chris Mueller , December 22, 2011
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HALL: Nelson brings fresh air to odorous dairy debate
There is a breath of fresh air coming to the Fulton area. It may be lost to the methane emitted by 7,000 cows in the not too distant future.
By Rod Hall , December 09, 2011
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Opponents pledge fight to high court
ALEXANDRIA — An adversary of a proposed 7,000-head dairy in Hanson County said he is prepared to take the appeal of the dairy’s water permit to the South Dakota Supreme Court if necessary.
By Chris Mueller , December 08, 2011
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Dairy battle divides Hanson County
FULTON — One of the largest dairies in South Dakota may soon be located in largely rural Hanson County, bringing tax dollars, jobs and a multi-million-dollar investment into the area.
But if some local residents have their way, it will never happen. Long-running feud includes squabbles over water, roads, racism and more.
By Tom Lawrence , December 08, 2011
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