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Nebraska’s Advantage

This week, I’d like to share some information that came out in a white paper from the UNL Agricultural Economics Department on the special relationship we have here in Nebraska between crops,...

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Crop Update June 9

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Wind-Hail Crop Damage Meeting

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Forage, Feed, and Grazing Restrictions for Row Crop Herbicides

It’s nice seeing cattle being turned out into corn stalks!  One point that I haven’t mentioned recently is that we all need to be checking the herbicide label for any grazing restrictions of crop...

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Sudden Death Syndrome and Corn Residue

Grazing corn residue provides many benefits to both livestock and grain farmers, yet many corn stalks in our area are not grazed for various reasons.  With as much hail as we’ve had this fall, grazing...

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UNL Grazing Corn Residue Research

Many stalks in Nebraska are left ungrazed for various reasons.  One reason I’ve heard is the potential impact of increased compaction and reduced yield of the next crop.  Nebraska Extension has...

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Post-Harvest Grain Marketing Workshop

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Field to Market Workshops

The field assessment workshops in Nebraska are hands-on and will show growers how to document eight sustainability and efficiency indicators via use of a laptop computer. The indicators are: land use,...

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Crop Update Pure Nebraska 5-20-16

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Crop Updates-May 2016

May 23:  Corn is looking good for the most part with few major concerns yet.  Some have commented on the yellow-looking corn.  This is most likely due to cool, wet soils rather than any nutrient...

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