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Native grass roots, not new seed, are what bring Sandhills rangeland back after a wildfire like the 2026 Morrill Fire. Research shows reseeding rarely helps when a healthy perennial plant community was already in place before the burn.

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Should I Reseed on Sandhills Rangeland Following a Wildfire?

September 4, 2026

Three women and a man talk while seated in a circle, with other discussion circles in the background.

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Rural Nebraskans face well-being challenges, poll shows

September 2, 2026

cow/cow pair in pasture

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Drought Grazing Field Tour scheduled near Sidney

August 31, 2026

A county map of Nebraska with county names labeled and each county shaded according to a different perameter.

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All Things Nebraska expands with new inventory for community data

August 21, 2026

Fifteen people gather around a red ribbon in front of Free Day Popcorn in Byron. A man and young girl prepare to cut the ribbon with oversized scissors.

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Byron business celebrates grand opening thanks to Business Builder Grant

August 6, 2026

Photo: Real Ag Stock

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Nebraska Recovery Roundup: Nebraska Grazing Exchange Strengthens Producer Connections and Supports Livestock Resilience

August 4, 2026

Photo courtesy of Shannon Peterson, a fourth-generation farmer and rancher in Gothenburg, Neb. Peterson took this photo while fighting fires during the Cottonwood Fire, which burned around 129,103 acres.

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Nebraska Recovery Roundup: Nebraska Cattlemen Disaster Relief Fund

July 30, 2026

The autonomous feed truck demonstrates feeding cattle during the presentation at ENREEC.

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Driving Innovation: Partnership Brings Autonomous Truck “Smart Feeding” to University of Nebraska

July 22, 2026

cornfield in the sunset

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Extension landlord-tenant workshops to cover ag leasing, risk management

July 22, 2026

cornfield

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Cows Grazing Standing Corn – A Feed Option for this Summer, Fall, and Winter

July 21, 2026

Color portrait of Rick Rasby, professor of animal science and Nebraska Extension cow/calf specialist, who recently retired.

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Rasby retires after 40 years of impact on Nebraska beef industry

July 17, 2026

Five women and four men pose for a group photo in the Backyard Farmer Garden.

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Master Gardener program continues to benefit volunteers, communities

July 13, 2026