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  • South Dakota Ethanol Producers Release Statement on HB 1052

    PIERRE, S.D. (March 6, 2024) – The South Dakota Ethanol Producers Association today released a statement as Governor Larry Rhoden signed HB1052 into law. “Agriculture is South Dakota’s largest industry with ethanol as the largest contributor to its success. Yet, at a time when corn yields are skyrocketing, corn prices are falling, and ethanol markets

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  • Vote Yes on Referred Law 21: Protect the Landowner Bill of Rights

    (Pierre, SD) The Landowner Bill of Rights is pro-landowner, pro-agriculture, and pro-business. The Landowner Bill of Rights provides significant benefits for landowners, including property tax relief, indemnification, and annual compensation. The South Dakota Ag Alliance is encouraging South Dakotans to vote Yes to uphold this pro-landowner and pro-agriculture, pro-business legislation that also holds pipelines accountable. “Supporting

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  • Yes on RL21 has a new ad out promoting Good Jobs and a Strong Ag Economy

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  • Study: CO2 Project Equals $3.2 Billion Opportunity for South Dakota

    ONIDA, S.D. (September 9, 2024) – Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed carbon capture project would add more than $3.26 billion in gross output across South Dakota over 12 years, according to the latest economic analysis from the Dakota Institute released today. “Summit’s CO2 pipeline is set to bring historic benefits to South Dakota,” said Doug Berven,

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  • SD Ethanol Stands Behind Landowner Bill of Rights

    PIERRE, S.D. (June 25, 2024) – Today, the South Dakota Ethanol Producers Association released the following statement regarding efforts to refer SB 201 to voters on the November ballot: “Why would South Dakotans scrap property owner protections and punish farmers by repealing the Landowner Bill of Rights?” said Doug Berven, SD Ethanol Executive Director. “The

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