By Nicole Heldt Research Project Coordinator Maharjan Soils Lab, UNL PREEC The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) will host a Nebraska Soil Health School, sponsored
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Engaging Agriculture: Roundtable Discusses Technology on the Ranch
By Aaron Berger Nebraska Extension Educator The Nebraska Extension will host a roundtable discussion on technology and ranching on April 16 in Kimball. Technology
Monument Valley Iris Society to Meet in March
The Monument Valley Iris Society will host a meeting on March 19 at the UNL Panhandle Research Extension & Education Center in Scottsbluff. The
CRP General Signup Runs through March 29
Agricultural producers and private landowners can sign up for the general Conservation Reserve Program through March 29, 2024. This conservation opportunity gives producers tools
NDEE Encourages Private Well Owners to Return Sample Kits
The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy urges those who requested free nitrate sample kits to sample their drinking water and return the kits
Rangeland Leader Jim O’Rourke Dies
A retired Chadron State College professor who was a world leader in range management, Dr. Jim O’Rourke, died early Tuesday, March 5 at the
Agriculture Trade Caucus Leaders, 24 Members Urge Reduction of Trade Barriers Holding Back Producers
Co-Chairs of the Agriculture Trade Caucus, Reps. Adrian Smith (NE-03), Jimmy Panetta (CA-19), Dusty Johnson (SD-AL), and Jim Costa (CA-21) led 24 of their
Chasing the Elusive Second Calf
By Karla Wilke, Nebraska Extension cow-calf and Stocker management specialist and Kacie McCarthy, cow-calf specialist Getting first-time mother cows bred for the second time
PREEC Student Scholarship Accepting Applicants
The University of Nebraska – Lincoln Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center will again offer the “Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center Student Scholarship.”
Soil Health Exchange Brings Answers to Grower’s Questions
Growers getting their ground ready for planting this year may have some questions regarding soil health and keeping their lands productive. They can now