If anyone thinks South Dakotans can afford to lose ag jobs, they haven’t heard the latest news from Yankton:
The Cimpl cattle harvest facility has stopped their operations in Yankton, a news release from American Foods Group says.
and..
AFG says they plan to provide continued pay and benefits to employees during the transition and say team members are on-site discussing relocation options. According to the company, the decision to “idle harvest operations” impacts more than 250 employees.
Read the entire story here at KELOland.
That’s a lot of jobs for Yankton to lose.
All of the freedumbers and religious grifters don’t care. At most they’ll spout some Kulturkampf bs on their Facebook pages or about how this is Bidens fault somehow. But they won’t do anything to help secondary ag sectors.
Are we great yet?
Why yes, yes we are.
Cimpl should get that magic “reset” button from Larry Lems. Apparently it allows you to ignore reality, ignore current law, ignore your financial obligations and live in LaLa land.
Julie Auch’land’ will most certainly blame this on the Summit project, “Cimpl had to move, the pipeline was going to kill all their cows!”
Somehow Governor Noem left and South Dakota went full on “ Out of Business”!
Thank goodness that DANGEROUS CO2 won’t be able to push up new cheap “Crude Oil” from the Western ND oil fields!!!! Or push the price of our super cheap ethanol any higher….
Go talk to Mortenson, Venhuizen, and Rehfeldt if you have a problem. Oh yeah Rhoden also signed it. Guess they made Lems legit. She should run for governor.
How does this happen and be a surprise to GOED/Yankton economic development??