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Fischer Joins Agriculture Secretary Rollins, Nebraska Leaders to Survey Wildfire Damage
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-NE) welcomed U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooks Rollins to Nebraska to survey Morrill fire damage and meet with first responders
Drought-Resilient Crop Options for Nebraska Corn-Soybean Growers
By Rituraj Khound UNL Post-Doctoral Research Associate And Dipak K. Santra Nebraska Extension Alternative Crops Breeding Specialist Nebraska is heading into the 2026 growing
Two Nominees Forwarded for Court of Appeals in the Sixth Judicial District
The Judicial Nominating Commission for the Court of Appeals in the Sixth Judicial District advanced two names for consideration by Governor Jim Pillen: Michael
Beware of False Spring
By David Lott Nebraska Extension Horticulture Educator Warmer weather and longer days are starting to show up, giving so many of us hope and
Helping Young Children Recover after Natural Disasters
By Nebraska Extension Nebraska wildfires that began on March 12 burned around 800,000 acres, covering an area about the size of Rhode Island, according
Game and Parks’ Temporary Campfire Ban Remains in Place
With the extension of the governor’s statewide burn ban, guests at Nebraska Game and Parks’ properties are reminded that a temporary ban on campfires
NRCS Offers Disaster Assistance to Agricultural Producers in Nebraska Impacted by Wildfire
Agricultural operations in Nebraska were significantly impacted by recent wildfires. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has technical and financial assistance available to help
NACO Encourages Property Owners Affected by Wildfires to Report Damaged Real Property
Property owners whose homes, buildings, land, or other improvements were significantly damaged by wildfires may be eligible for property tax relief. Under Nebraska law,
More Than 60 Students Selected for Kearney Health Opportunities Program at UNK
As communities across the state continue to face health care provider shortages, the University of Nebraska at Kearney is investing in students committed to