Nebraska Extension launching Great Plains Heifer Development Program
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Black grass bugs are likely to blame. Black grass bugs are native to western Nebraska and feed primarily on introduced wheatgrasses, although they can feed on other grasses and broadleaf plants. Crested wheatgrass is exceptionally susceptible, especially monocultures that provide the opportunity for substantial population growth.
Why Grazing Before Pastures are Ready Can Have Lasting Impacts and How to Limit the Damage
Jack Arterburn, Nebraska Extension Educator, Beef Systems
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If you are looking to selling food items as a way to add income to your family. There is a great Website full of information that will help you navigate the rules. Https//foodsystems.unl.edu/cottage-food-law
We see an increase in familes wanting to suppliment their income by selling baked goods and home made Jams and jellies.
Private Pesticide Applicator Training by Zoom:
Once again, a group of Water & Integrated Cropping Systems educators have organized a set of private pesticide applicator trainings by Zoom. These meetings were advertised this past Friday in CropWatch. Anyone is welcome to attend these trainings. The team anticipates interest across the state.
Here are the dates, times, and registration links:
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Celebrate National Beef Month with good eats: Beef and Tater Tot Casserole
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2024 Nebraska Soil Health School has successful launch
May 9, 2024
The first installment of a planned 2024 Nebraska Soil Health School series was held on April 24 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln High Plains Ag Lab in Sidney, Neb. The event addressed the semi-arid Panhandle climate and potential management practices for soil health and had over 60 attendees.
Building Bridges in Conservation: Nebraska hosts inaugural natural resources workshop
April 15, 2024
Overlooking the iconic Platte River, over 100 natural resource professionals and students met to build and foster new collaborations at the first Natural Resources Conservation Connecting Points Workshop.