According to the March Prospective Plantings report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Nebraska corn farmers are expected to plant 10.3 million
Agriculture
Growers Gain Insight Into Products and Varieties with On-Farm Research
By Chabella Guzman PREEC Communications The Annual On-Farm Research Results Meeting was held on Thursday, February 26, at the Knight Museum in Alliance. Growers
Master Gardener: Tips for Starting Your Garden Indoors
By Katie Markheim Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Volunteer With our warm days, you may be asking yourself when to start your plants. While cool-season
Optimizing Nitrogen Management for Sustainable and Profitable Sugar Beet Production
By Godfred Ankomah Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Agronomy and Horticulture, UNL Nicole Heldt Research Project Coordinator, Maharjan Soils Lab, UNL PREEC Sujani De
From Uncertainty to Confidence: Rural Women Gain Lifesaving Skills Through Extension Training
By Ashley Ahrens Nebraska Extension Health and Wellbeing Educator As participants entered the room for Rural Ready: First Aid for Ag Women, many took
NCTA Crops Judging Team Legacy Continues
By NCTA News Continuing a strong tradition of excellence, the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture Crops Judging Team earned a first-place team finish at
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Grafting calves is something that draws different opinions from every rancher I know. Some say it’s not worth the time, others believe that every
Webinar Scheduled to Discuss Nebraska Cattle Health
Nebraska Extension The Nebraska Extension will host a statewide webinar, “Nebraska Cattle Health Outlook: New World screwworm update, Scours prevention and diagnostics, and UNL
NGPC Offering Pastures, Hay Tracts to Those Affected by Wildfires
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is offering pastures and hay tracts on some of its properties to landowners affected by the recent wildfires.
Fischer Joins Agriculture Secretary Rollins, Nebraska Leaders to Survey Wildfire Damage
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-NE) welcomed U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooks Rollins to Nebraska to survey Morrill fire damage and meet with first responders




