Nebraska Corn Board Continues to Provide Ethanol Infrastructure Program to Increase Ethanol Sales Nebraska drivers bought more gallons of E15 fuel in 2025, a
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2026-2027 Nebraska Poultry Education Scholarship
Nebraska residents, those attending school in Nebraska, or those interested in a career in poultry based in Nebraska, are encouraged to apply for the
New Online Course Helps Farmers Navigate Crop Insurance Options
The Nebraska Women in Agriculture program is proud to announce the launch of a new online course, “Crop Insurance for Farmers,” designed to give
Conservation Program Invests $18.8 Million to Protect Nebraska’s Grassland Cores
Nebraska landowners now have a new opportunity to protect and restore the state’s most important grasslands through Growing and Expanding Nebraska’s Grassland Cores, a
Wildfires Open Pastures and Ranges to Invasive Plants
By Gary Stone Nebraska Extension Water and Cropping Systems Educator The devastation the wildfires across Nebraska have caused this past year is unimaginable. Communities
Fischer Votes to Advance Farm Bill, Secures Year-Round Sale of E15
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-NE), a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, voted to advance the Farm Bill out of committee. The legislation passed
Reviewing Cow-Calf Share and Cash Lease Agreements
By Aaron Berger Nebraska Extension Livestock Educator Cattle prices over the last year across all classes of cattle have been volatile. These changes in
No-Cost Soil Health Testing for Nebraska Producers: Get Involved with the SHAPE Project
by Carolina Córdova Department of Agronomy and Horticulture Assistant Professor and Statewide Soil Health Specialist Kristen Veum USDA ARS Soil Scientist Newell Kitchen Independent
Unraveling the Mystery of a Perceived Pest: Thrips in Dry Beans
By Aarju Aryal UNL Master’s Student Dr. Pin-Chu Lai Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist Almost too small to see with the naked eye, thrips
A Message from FSA CED Peyton: Aug
By Meagan Peyton CED It’s the start of Fall, and I know most of you already are busy with the beginning of harvest for

