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Nebraska Extension is looking for an Extension professional to provide regional expertise in beef cattle production and management systems that is based out of Rushville, Nebraska.
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Nebraska Extension launching Great Plains Heifer Development Program
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.
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Nebraska Extension Provides Nebraska Soil Health and Corn and Soybean Clinics on August 28 and August 29
August 6, 2024
Nebraska Extension is providing two in-field training opportunities, one focusing on soil health, the other on corn and soybean production.
Necessary Steps to take for Owners of Private Drinking Water Wells Impacted by Flooding
August 2, 2024
Floodwater from the recent heavy rains, runoff, and even snowmelt may potentially carry multiple pollutants with it.
Summer camp brings cattle, history, and STEM to campers
August 2, 2024
A metal fence separated a few boys from a bunch of cattle as they looked at each other. Nodding their heads, the boys agreed it would be nice to take one of the cattle back home with them. The boys were part of the Summer Youth Empowerment Camp, which brought more than 30 children to visit the UNL Panhandle Feedlot and the UNL Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center in Scottsbluff on July 24.
North Platte native donates tree to Tree Lane Road
July 12, 2024
When visiting North Platte, the Golden Spike Tower or the Buffalo Bill State Historic Park might be at the top of the list.
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