Nebraska Extension in Nuckolls and Thayer Counties

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Financial Services Program Helps Farmers Make Decisions

A new Nebraska Extension financial services program offers farmers and ranchers across the state tools to utilize existing data to improve decision-making and management in their operations.

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Flood Resources

The following link provides current resources related to flooding.

Flood Resources

Local Interest

Job Opportunity: Nuckolls County Extension 4-H Aide Position

Feb. 7, 2020 - Applications are now being accepted for the position of 4-H Extension Aide at the Nuckolls County Extension Office in Nelson.

This position requires excellent leadership, interpersonal and communication skills. Strong organizational and time management skills are essential plus proficiency in computer programs including word and data processing. Ability to teach, keep accurate records and develop curriculum is necessary. Desire and ability to work with youth and adults in a professional and pleasant manner is required.

This is a County funded part-time hourly position based on a 24-hour workweek. Hourly rate is $13.25, depending on experience. No benefits are provided with this position.

2020 Southern Plains Fair Dates Announced

Nuckolls County Fair 2020 Dates Announced

Join us for the 2020 Nuckolls County Fair July 11-15! More details coming soon.

Thayer County Fair 2020 Dates Announced

Join us for the 2020 Thayer County County Fair August 6-8! More details coming soon.

How to help with flood recovery

A number of people have asked what's the best way they can help with flood relief efforts. There are a number of ways you can help.

First, and most foremost, do not just show up to a community that has been impacted wanting to volunteer. While volunteers are critical resources during recovery efforts, too many or being at the wrong place at the wrong time can hamper recovery activities or even put the volunteers and others at risk.