June 23, 2025: Sioux Nation Fort Pierre celebrates 40 years with launch of Drake Seed ...

More than 400 producers and industry representatives from over 20 states gathered in Deadwood, South Dakota, last week for the 2025 R-CALF USA National Convention, with several thousand more ...

Maude family, politicians speak at R-CALF Convention Charles and Heather Maude received a standing ovation after speaking at the convention.

The Trump administration has dropped criminal charges against Charles and Heather Maude, a South Dakota family who has a small cattle and hog operation. The case involved more than 50 acres of ...

WASHINGTON, April 30 — Today, federal and state leaders joined with South Dakota ranchers, the Maude family, as criminal charges against them were dropped. USCA President Tupper commented on today’s ...

A South Dakota farming and ranching family has had their criminal charges dropped by the Trump administration. Charles and Heather Maude were in D.C. for the announcement on Wednesday. The family was ...

The announcement came days after the Trump administration declared it was dropping federal criminal charges against Charles and Heather Maude, a South Dakota couple who operate a small hog and cattle ...

WASHINGTON – Today, the Trump Administration announced bold action to put farmers and ranchers first by dropping criminal charges against Charles and Heather Maude, a South Dakota family who has a ...

Rollins recently hosted South Dakota farmers Charles and Heather Maude at the USDA headquarters to announce that the Trump Administration has dropped criminal charges against the Maude family ...

"The Maude family's been put through hell," South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden said during the press conference. "Today we restore sanity, restore fairness and justice." ...

The Trump administration has dropped charges against a South Dakota ranching family who were accused of stealin g federal land. Charles and Heather Maude were embroiled in a bitter dispute with ...

The Maude family on horses on their South Dakota ranch. (Maude Hog and Cattle via Facebook) Charles and Heather Maude each faced up to 10 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines.