By Aaron Berger Nebraska Extension Livestock Educator Pasture and hay are in short supply in much of Nebraska due to drought conditions, while corn
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Strategic Cowherd Destocking to Promote Future Rebuilding
By Aaron Berger and Brock Ortner Nebraska Extension Livestock Educators For many cow-calf operations in central and western Nebraska, significant culling may be required
New Law Expands Uses for Nebraska’s Education Savings Plan
Eligible expenses now include professional credential and career training programs Nebraska Educational Savings Trust (NEST 529) accounts can now be used to pay for
Nebraska Fall Turkey Permits Available Beginning Aug. 10
Hunters may begin purchasing 2026 Nebraska fall turkey permits at 1 p.m. Central time Aug. 10. A fall turkey permit is valid statewide, and
Factors Driving Summer Fish Behavior
Nebraska has fish species that thrive in cold water, warm water and everything in between. In the heat of summer, though, compromises sometimes must
Panhandle Public Health District has Been Recognized With Two 2026 NACCHO Model Practice Awards!
Panhandle Public Health District received national recognition for implementing best practices in local public health. Their award-winning programs aim to improve the health and
Duck Hunters Select from Two Bag Limits When Registering for HIP
Duck hunters again have their choice between two daily bag limits when they register for their Harvest Information Program number this year. Tier I
Heritage Days 2026
Alliance Police Department and Alliance Fire Department Invite Community to National Night Out
The Alliance Police Department and Alliance Fire Department invite residents of all ages to join them for National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4,
Alliance Police Sergeant Completes FBI-LEEDA Supervisory Leadership Institute
The Alliance Police Department is proud to recognize Sergeant Jim Grumbles for recently completing the FBI-LEEDA Supervisory Leadership Institute in Gainesville, Florida. The week-long