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When it comes to ag market prices and conditions, it’s almost impossible to predict how they will affect most farm operations because of the many factors involved. Nebraska Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben discusses keys for producers to pay attention to that can give them clues to what to expect from farm safety-net programs.…
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A recent study by the University of Nebraska focusing on soil compaction after fall and spring grazing has shown some surprising results. Extension Beef Systems Specialist Mary Drewnoski talks about the research and says the results seem to show no issues with soil compaction.Nebraska Extension által
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Giving recently received feeder calves a break before vaccinating will help them maintain high performance according to Extension Educator Jesse Fulton. He recommends letting the calves adjust to a new environment after they get off the truck and then concentrate on vaccinations.Nebraska Extension által
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Renting your farm buildings is another way to help your bottom line each year, but what’s fair and equitable to both parties? Nebraska Extension Farm and Ranch Analyst Glennis McClure talks about important factors to think about when it comes to the buildings themselves, their usage, location and market conditions.…
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Making plans for your farm estate is tricky and might seem unfair to all family members. Nebraska Extension Ag Economist Anastasia Meyer talks about the importance of early planning and considering family contributions and other issues when it comes time to make a solid estate plan.Nebraska Extension által
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It’s estimated that soybean cyst nematode can cause up to 40% yield loss in some fields. Nebraska Extension Plant Pathologist Dylan Mangel says now is the perfect time to collect soil samples to see if your field has this pest. Producers can send the samples free of charge to the UNL Plant and Pest Diagnostic lab to results.…
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University of Nebraska - Lincoln researchers are using A.I. tools and computer modeling to help corn producers get more out of their crops. University of Nebraska – Lincoln plant scientist James Schnable says this innovative strategy will help predict the performance of new corn hybrids which is an important step towards better crop varieties.…
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Students looking to meet tomorrow’s agriculture and environmental challenges should look at UNL’s College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources list of majors. CASNR College Relations Coordinator Sue Ellen Pegg talks about enrollment and how UNL, CASNR students are making a difference.Nebraska Extension által
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The 2018 farm bill has been passed over and extended several times. Nebraska Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben says the current version will have to wait until after the election to either be finished or extended again and he says there are many complicated issues that need addressing.Nebraska Extension által
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Scouting your corn crops this time of year can give you a wealth of information on what you should plant next year. Extension Plant Pathologist Amy Timmerman says scouting now can help you spot diseases that could be avoided next season by choosing the right disease resistant varieties.Nebraska Extension által
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Sometimes headlines and viral videos can raise irrational fears about certain insects. Extension Urban Entomologist Jody Green says staying informed about the types of insects being mentioned, what kind of damage they do and where they are located will help you ease some of your fears.Nebraska Extension által
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Every year, monarch butterflies undertake a spectacular migration, and their sight brings joy to many Nebraskans. Nebraska Extension Entomologist Kait Chapman says we can help monarch butterfly populations by planting milkweeds and reducing the amount of pesticides we use in our landscapes.Nebraska Extension által
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Fall is almost here, and with it comes lower temperatures and less food for insects, spiders and other arthropods that typically spend their time outdoors. Nebraska Extension Urban Entomologist Jody Green says with these seasonal changes, these insects will start to look for places to hide, including your house, garage or shed.…
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