AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoState Fair Debate: Gov. Larry Rhoden and challenger Dan Ahlers sparred at the South Dakota State Fair, with both slamming Trump on beef imports but disagreeing on other issues like property taxes and education funding. Heavy Rain & Flood Risk: The National Weather Service says more slow-moving storms could bring 2–4 inches (or more) near Mitchell and southeast South Dakota, where soils are already saturated, raising flash-flood concerns and the chance of quarter-size hail and strong winds. Data Centers vs. Local Control: Rapid City leaders are pushing for local guardrails as an EPA proposal would reduce public notice before states issue air permits for “minor” facilities like data centers—amid worries about water, sewer, noise, and utility impacts. Uranium Mine Legal Fight: The Oglala Sioux Tribe and activists challenge EPA actions tied to uranium mining in the Black Hills; EPA is asking a federal appeals court to toss the case. Livestock Health Alert: Anthrax has been confirmed in a Meade County beef herd; the Animal Industry Board quarantined the herd and says vaccination and proper carcass handling are key. Ag Soil Health Research: SDSU/USDA-linked research highlights crop rotations that include sunflowers and small grains to boost soil health and water infiltration.
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