Extension Educator Jordan Grummert Rassmussen stands inside the Big Red Building at the recent Husker Harvest Days where various Extension booths were located. Rassmussen is the program area leader for Rural Prosperity Nebraska, an Extension program that helps rural communities develop new leaders and plan for the future.

Mike and Mitch Oswald started the corn harvest Friday morning in a field next to Mitch’s home place west of Aurora. They reported the quality of the crop appears to be good despite heavy rains in September that stalled the beginning of the harvest season and left many farmers having to decide whether to start on corn or soybeans. (Photo courtesy of Laura Oswald)

Representatives of the Nebraska Department of Water, Energy and Environment present a program on the department’s new ONE RED program at the recent Husker Harvest Days farm expo. From left are Doug Barry, Sam Fleagle and Alexa Davis.

The Bish Enterprises FiberCut hemp harvesting system is among the top 16 finalists in the Nebraska Chamber’s Coolest Things Made in Nebraska contest.

For Nebraska farm families, safety isn’t just a policy. It’s a daily habit that protects the people who feed our state and nation.

Pictured from left are Seismi Animal Health’s James Hundt, Arable’s Martha Zwonitzer and Josh Jeske of Terraform Tillage.

Visitors have the opportunity to see UNL research in action at Husker Harvest Days this week, with new precision ag and crop monitoring demonstrations, expert resources, the Crop Skills Challenge and more.

Jay Goertzen holds up what is barely left of one of the pairs of underwear, three months after it buried at the Grain Place Farm.

As the demand for organically produced food increases, both landlords and tenants are looking to make the transition to organic, however, there are often additional considerations involved in creating an organic lease agreement.

Mike Bergen