By Maria Tibbetts UNL Beef Communications Specialist Beef producers must continue to improve efficiency to stay in the cattle business, and beef research needs
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Engaging Agriculture: ‘AgSplosion’ an Educational Experience for Panhandle Youth
By Sarah Paisley 4-H Youth Development Educator, Garden, and Morrill Counties In April, students in several area communities experienced “AgSplosion,” the fourth annual ag
Extension Conference to Focus on Beef Cattle Reproduction
The Nebraska Women in Agriculture program, along with the Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance Program, will host the fourth annual Herd That! Conference on June
Governor Proclaims May as Renewable Fuels Month
Governor Jim Pillen has once again demonstrated his commitment to sustainable energy by designating the month of May as Renewable Fuels Month in Nebraska.
Prepare for Pruning
By Dr. Emily Stine Nebraska Extension Educator Horticulture Pruning always seems to be a monumental task to take on, but with the right tools
‘Lazy B’ by Sandra Day O’Connor Selected for Nebraska Women in Ag Book Club
The Nebraska Women in Agriculture program has announced “Lazy B,” by Sandra Day O’Connor, as the choice for its second quarter book club, which
Tractor Safety Course to be Hosted in Gering, Gordon
By Nebraska Extension The annual Nebraska Tractor and Equipment safety certification course with hands-on safety will be held in June at Gordon and Gering.
Master Gardener: Helpful Tips from Mulching to Pollinators
By Debbie Post University of Nebraska Extension Master Gardener May 13 – Mulching helps our gardens, trees, and flower beds with weed control, conserving
Registration Opens for 2024 Nebraska Cattlemen Meeting
Nebraska Cattlemen launched registration for its 2024 Midyear Meeting in Ogallala, Nebraska. This year’s meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 12 and Thursday,
Harms Named Next Director of Nebraska LEAD Program
Kurtis Harms, an experienced agricultural industry leader and communicator, has been selected as the next director of the Nebraska LEAD Program. Harms will begin