U.S. corn surplus estimate raised 5 percent on slowing global demand
February 8, 2013 in The Daily Republic
U.S. corn stockpiles before the next harvest will be 5 percent larger than forecast a month ago, and more than analysts expected, as demand slows, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
Continue Reading
Since 2010, Social Security has paid out more in benefits than it collects in taxes, increasing urgency for Congress to solve the program’s long-term finances.
We’ve balanced our budgets in South Dakota since statehood. That’s 123 straight years. And in recent years we haven’t even come close to being in the red. State government is awash in cash.
Gov. Dennis Daugaard and his administration deserve a pat on the back today. 
Most Discussed This Week