South Dakota Farm Groups Anticipate Budget Debate in 2020 Legislative Session
The South Dakota legislature begins their 2020 session on January 14 in Pierre. State Farm Bureau Lobbyist Mike Held says the primary challenge facing lawmakers will be how to divide up the state budget to fund needed programs.
He says Farm Bureau members are watching to see if legislators increase agricultural fees to raise revenue for the budget shortfall.
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