4-H Enrollment Open
4-H Online is open for enrollment for the new 4-H year - 2024-2025.
- Use your email and password from last year to log-in to 4-H Online.
- New families will need to create an account.
- Enrollment is not complete until dues are paid.
- Dues are $10 per family.
Families with only Clover Kids or volunteers (leaders) do not pay dues.
Stanton 4-H Shooters Club
The Stanton 4-H Shooters has 8 certified coaches proving shotgun, rifle and archery training. Youth learn marksmanship, the safe and responsible use of firearms, the principles of hunting and archery, and much more. Any youth interested in joining the Shooters Club can contact the Extension Office - 402-439-2231 for more information.
Nebraska Shooting Sports Program
Part-Time Office Manger Position
Nebraska Extension Stanton County is accepting applications for a part time (20 hrs/week) office manager. Computer skills and customer service experience required. 4H knowledge preferred. Occasional evening, weekend, and off site training are necessary. Open until filled. Applications are due November 1, 2024. Salary negotiable with experience. Required background check. EOE. Send cover letter, resume and 3 references to Nebraska Extension – Stanton County, 302 6th St., Stanton, NE 68779. Or email information to dkander2@unl.edu.
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Nebraska Custom Rates
Nebraska Custom Rates Surveys and Reports for farm and ranch operations provide custom operators and those who pay for their work with average market rate data for dozens of services performed across the state. The traditional Nebraska farm custom rates report is typically published in even-numbered years. A new survey related to custom livestock work began in 2023 and will be published in odd-numbered years.
Nebraska Farm Real Estate Report
The Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Survey is an annual survey of land professionals, including appraisers, farm and ranch managers and agricultural bankers. It is conducted by the Center for Agricultural Profitability, which is based in the Department of Agricultural Economics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Results from the survey are divided by land class and agricultural statistic district. Land values and rental rates presented in the report are averages of survey participants’ responses by district. Actual land values and rental rates may vary depending upon the quality of the parcel and local market for an area.
