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2023 Seward County Private Pesticide Trainings
All trainings are complete for Seward County. If you still are in need of locating one, the link below will lead you to the Pest Ed site with more information. pested.unl.edu2023 Ag-Related Programs....click here
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2023 NEW YQCA Platform
YQCA login and course completion instrucions can be found herewww.YQCAprogram.org
4-H Partners is a livestock mentoring program. It’s for youth who would like to learn about animals, but are not ready to own one. They are matched up with a mentor and learn how to care for that animal, how to raise it and how to show it.
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Stephenson named associate director of Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center
March 20, 2023
Mitchell Stephenson has been permanently appointed to the role of associate director of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Panhandle Research, Extension and Education Center in Scottsbluff. The appointment took effect Jan. 1, 2023.
UNL Releases Preliminary Farm Real Estate Market Survey Results
March 16, 2023
UNL released the Preliminary Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Survey Results earlier this month.
Promoting Soil Health in Nebraska
March 15, 2023
Well over 60 area farmers, ranchers, agronomists, and agency representatives filled Bridgeport’s Prairie Winds Community Center to learn about soil health at the first installment of three Nebraska Soil Health School events taking place this year.
Hay speaks on energy conservation and savings with a solar array
March 10, 2023
How much people save on their electric bill after installing a solar array depends largely on local policies, John Hay, a Nebraska extension educator, told NRT students recently.