By Chabella Guzman PREEC Communications Rural communities, big and small, benefit from collaboration. Jamie Bright, Rural Prosperity Nebraska Extension Educator in the Southern Panhandle,
Agriculture
Preliminary UNL Beef Research Shows No Performance Loss Associated with Varying Distillers Grains in Cattle Finishing Diets
The seasonal variability of distillers grains, a byproduct of ethanol production, has been one drawback of using it in a cattle finishing ration. New
Rusty Mailboxes
I’m a fan of history. I think that it is important to know the history of our country, and the history of an area
Navigating Farm Succession Without a Family Heir: Selling Assets During Life
By Jessica Groskopf Nebraska Extension Ag Economist In my work with agricultural families, I’m seeing a growing and difficult reality: many farms and ranches
Navigating Farm Succession Without a Family Heir: Seven Common Concerns
By Jessica Groskopf Nebraska Extension Ag Economist In my work with agricultural families, I’m seeing a growing and difficult reality: many farms and ranches
Beyond the Abstract: Feed Management with Bale Grazing
By Brock Ortner and Aaron Berger Nebraska Extension Educators With rising input costs, many cow-calf producers are looking for ways to reduce expenses and
Nebraska Cattlemen Research and Education Foundation Awards $12,000 in Grants and Weide Receives Friend of the Foundation Award
During the Nebraska Cattlemen Annual Awards Banquet, the Nebraska Cattlemen Research and Education Foundation presented the Nebraska Beef Industry Endowment, the Nebraska Range and
Dawes County Earns Another Dividend from NIRMA Program
Dawes County has received a $9,825 dividend check through its participation in the Nebraska Intergovernmental Risk Management Association (NIRMA) pooling program. The dividend was
Grandpa’s Anvil
Certain things are handed down from one generation to the next. There’s fancy fine China that belonged to someone’s great grandmother, a shotgun that
Grant County Earns Another Dividend from NIRMA Program
Grant County has received a $2,788 dividend check through its participation in the Nebraska Intergovernmental Risk Management Association (NIRMA) pooling program. The dividend was




