Gov. Larry Rhoden is vetoing a bill prohibiting cell-cultured protein in South Dakota.

A committee unanimously advanced a bill that restores landowners' ability to mitigate woody encroachment on their pastures near the Missouri River on Thursday.

The governor has the chance to put his mark on whether cell-cultivated protein, also called fake meat by some lawmakers, should be considered “adulterated” in South Dakota.

While not all South Dakota dairies may not be feeling the pinch of stricter immigration enforcement yet, one producer said it’s coming.

With the age of producers in the state rising and the number of young farmers remaining low, some are worried about the future of agriculture in South Dakota.

With an aid package brewing in Washington, a Midwest economist foresees a complicated beginning to the new year in farm country.

Beef prices are at record highs this year. However, some South Dakota producers say just because prices are up, that doesn’t mean their pockets are getting filled.

The ongoing tariff dispute between the U.S. and China makes the harvest outlook uncertain, and local soybean producers are feeling the pinch everywhere.

The state’s Railroad Board recently approved increasing the loan amount to a soybean processing plant in Mitchell.

The Farm and Rural Stress Hotline is a resource to help ag producers cope with the many challenges of the job, and one P.A. says he's seeing an increase in stress and anxiety calls in recent months.