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.

As drought affects many different parts of the United States, cattle owners have begun to look at places for winter grazing.