It took just over a day for friends and neighbors of Richard LaBrie to cut through the final 80 acres of this year’s harvest, helping finish a job that had become troublesome due to complications with his cancer treatment.

Nebraska State FFA President Ellie Wanek participated in the Nebraska State Fair parade -- on the NSF float. This is only one of many activities she’s enjoyed since May of last year.

As another year winds to a close, and harvest grows ever-closer to completion, Nebraska Extension took to its regular Thursday webinar series to address past, current and future farm outlooks.

A combine rolls through a field east of Phillips last week as farmers work to finish up what most are describing as a good growing season in 2021. Wind damage from a July 9 storm, as well as some late October and early November rains, prolonged this year’s harvest.

As a follow-up discussion to the previously reported-on University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Agricultural Profitability...

In a recent webinar hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Agricultural Profitability (CAP), industry professionals spoke to a new and rising hot-button issue in the beef world -- processing plants.

Art Tanderup knew he was in for a challenge when farming in the Nebraska Sandhills.

After a farmer or rancher has spent a lifetime growing and operating their business, there comes a time when they must decide the future of their estate.

Hunting and fishing are a way of life for many people in rural communities.

Ava Myers (left) and Morgan Bonifas pose with their lambs from the Aksarben Lamb Challenge.