AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegenerative Agriculture & Biofuels: USDA finalized a Regenerative Feedstock Rule letting farmers quantify the carbon intensity of corn and soy grown with practices like cover crops and reduced tillage—potentially unlocking new value for low-carbon fuel markets. SNAP Transparency Fight: A new federal penalty is pushing states to share SNAP data, as multiple states keep stonewalling efforts to track and reduce benefit errors and fraud. West Nile Surge: CDC says West Nile is in its peak transmission stretch, with 2026 already the worst early start in 20+ years—no vaccine or treatment, so mosquito bite prevention is key. Heat Safety: Sanford doctors and utility officials urge South Dakotans to prepare for rising temperatures—hydrate, cool down often, and seek ER care for confusion or inability to drink. Animal Health Watch: South Dakota’s state vet says there’s no immediate threat from New World screwworm after Texas cases, citing inspection rules and containment. Local Health Access: Avel eCare highlights a school nurse coverage gap and connects staff to licensed nurses in real time. Childcare Expansion: A new Mitchell childcare center increases capacity for families still struggling to find spots. School Meals Costs: Sioux Falls schools approved small meal price increases for 2026-27 to keep nutrition services breaking even. Community Care Milestone: Dr. Robert Hohm retires after nearly 50 years serving Huron patients.
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