A mission to grow crops organically and protect the soil on the Vetter family’s 280-acre farm near Marquette is on the verge of a transition, both in terms of ownership and leadership.
A mission to grow crops organically and protect the soil on the Vetter family’s 280-acre farm near Marquette is on the verge of a transition, both in terms of ownership and leadership.
Giltner Public Schools board members approved plans Monday to hire Kelsey Swantek as the district’s first agricultural teacher, starting in June of next year.
Local youth from a range of ages have officially begun what many consider a summertime rite of passage in rural Nebraska -- detasseling season.
Saturday saw sunshine and heat at local Marquette organic farming industry leader Grain Place Foods’ annual field day.
Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a series of articles focused on supply chain shortages and delays and how they are impacting local business and industry.
Supply chain issues have plagued a variety of industries in more than one way and level of disruption.
Beef and Nebraska go hand-in-hand.
Areas in Hamilton County have received anywhere from 3.1 to 4.9 inches of rain from April 23 to May 6, according to the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources website, bringing moisture to farms
With the war in Ukraine taking a large supply of commodities off the market, producers around the world have opportunities and pitfalls to navigate in order to fill the void of demand.
