The next generation of stewards of the land
When input costs went through the roof in 2021 and 2022, Fillmore County farmer Jordan Uldrich decided that he needed a better strategy for fertilizer and weed management—one that wasn’t going to b
When input costs went through the roof in 2021 and 2022, Fillmore County farmer Jordan Uldrich decided that he needed a better strategy for fertilizer and weed management—one that wasn’t going to b
It’s amazing what kind of new agricultural innovations one can discover just by wandering around the vast Husker Harvest Days complex situated in the midst of cornfields along Husker Highway west o
Two local natives operating their own successful ag-based LLCs have joined forces to create a new venture designed to utilize high-tech moisture probes and specialty crop services to help local gro
For many years, the Vetter family of Grain Place Foods (GPF) near Marquette, has been farming using tried and true organic cultivation practices and company CEO David Vetter has been a mentor to ot
Technology has changed the way most of us live and the way we farm. I was in graduate school in Texas during the 1980s when personal computers started to be used in agriculture.
Scheduling the last few irrigations of the season deserves extra attention because the goal is not only to focus on keeping the crop wet enough to produce optimal yields, but also on using up store
“We don’t have jobs in Nebraska,” Gov. Jim Pillen told the crowd assembled for the groundbreaking ceremony at the Mission Critical site south of Aurora on Aug. 11.
Farm and ranch succession planning is an important part of overall financial planning. However, it is something many producers procrastinate about.
The 2023 detasseling season came to a close for the S&J detasseling crew last week.
While recent rains have brought some improvement to the drought impacting much of Nebraska this year, the situation is still dire and 2023 is turning out to be the driest year even older Hamilton C