LINCOLN — Nebraska’s grain crops continued to mature well ahead of 2019 and mostly ahead of the five-year average, according to the latest upd…
LINCOLN — Seventy-five percent of Nebraska soybeans were blooming and nearly one-third had set pods as of Sunday, according to the U.S. Depart…
BROOKFIELD, Mo. — Becky Cleveland remembers when the novel coronavirus showed up in her community, no longer something in distant cities on th…
LINCOLN — Groundwater levels across much of Nebraska continue to rebound from the historic 2012 drought, according to the University of Nebras…
LINCOLN — The Nebraska Rural Poll will arrive in the mailboxes of 7,000 Nebraskans living in rural parts of the state in the coming weeks, as …
KEARNEY — It will take time to understand all the ag-related details in the 900-page, $2 trillion economic stimulus package approved last week…
KEARNEY — As U.S. COVID-19 infections and deaths rose the past month, the prices farmers and ranchers are paid for their products dropped sign…
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Rep. Adrian Smith has joined with the rest of the Nebraska delegation and more than 100 other members of Congress in urging the U.S. Departmen…
KEARNEY — There are no quick, easy solutions to the many issues that affect export market access for U.S. ag products.
KEARNEY — Results of a new mentoring program launched at last year’s Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic will be revealed Feb. 19 at the 2020 NCC’s A…
KEARNEY — If you plan to attend the 2020 Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic Feb. 15-23 as a consignor, buyer, exhibitor or just for fun, be sure to …
GIBBON — What started as a simple project for a rural Gibbon couple has turned into helping supply area restaurants with fresh herbs and vegetables.
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Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer said her Real Marketing Edible Artificials Truthfully — or Real MEAT Act — would would require that imitation meat p…
LINCOLN — Nebraska feedlots with capacities of 1,000 or more head contained 2.45 million cattle on feed on Nov. 1, according to the U.S. Depar…
Farm finances deteriorated across a swath of agricultural states during the summer and early fall despite the Trump administration’s second ro…
LINCOLN — The 2019 Nebraska grain harvest continued to make progress in the last week with 74 percent of corn and sorghum harvested by Sunday,…
LINCOLN — The 2019 Nebraska corn production forecast of 1.77 billion bushels would be down 1 percent from 2018, according to the U.S. Departme…
LINCOLN — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency in Nebraska has announced that payments now are available to producers who …
LINCOLN — Nebraska’s corn harvest was 60 percent complete and soybean harvest was 94 percent done as of Sunday, according to the U.S. Departme…
LINCOLN — University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency in Nebraska will host free thr…
Northeast Community College students studying to be wind turbine technicians received a chance to literally learn the ins and outs of a turbin…
LINCOLN — Nebraska feedlots with capacities of 1,000 or more head contained 2.27 million cattle on feed on Oct. 1, according to the U.S. Depar…
WILCOX — Axtell farmer and Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson was back at work Monday, finishing harvest with his son Scott in a corn…
WILCOX — An “about average” assessment seems almost like a victory for anything linked to the 2019 far-from-normal farming year.
KEARNEY — The newest thought-to-be-extinct variety of Pawnee corn was confirmed last weekend by Pawnee Nation seed experts as “white-eyed” or …
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