The grim hues of dead grass and weeds only added to the despair, their lifeless overgrowth shrouding dilapidated wooden buildings. Not a soul was there — or was that true?
- Glenn Brunkow
Well, it’s that time of the year again when the cows come home.
- Jaclyn Wilson
"The more of the world I’ve seen, the more I’ve appreciated where I come from."
- Katelyn Winberg
A family farm may be worth millions on paper, but that doesn't mean the farming heir can afford to buy out every sibling at market value.
- Kristen Sindelar
How much nitrogen should I apply to my cornfields? With the price of fertilizer these days, that’s the million-dollar question.
- Kristen Sindelar
Two highly involved Holt County 4-H’ers participated in a Q&A for Midwest Messenger to share about their favorite 4-H projects: Rachel Krysl turning her love for her dog into a quilt, and Case Shane competing and volunteering with shooting sports.
- Katelyn Winberg
A family farm may be worth millions on paper, but that doesn't mean the farming heir can afford to buy out every sibling at market value.
- Kristen Sindelar
How much nitrogen should I apply to my cornfields? With the price of fertilizer these days, that’s the million-dollar question.
- Kristen Sindelar
Two highly involved Holt County 4-H’ers participated in a Q&A for Midwest Messenger to share about their favorite 4-H projects: Rachel Krysl turning her love for her dog into a quilt, and Case Shane competing and volunteering with shooting sports.
- from Zoetis
Genetic testing can help improve bottom line. Meet Jeff Hale and learn how he improved his herd.
- By Noah Seberger, Bassett, Neb.
It’s definitely fall! The weather is increasingly reflecting the change of seasons.
- Glenn Brunkow
It is hurry up and wait here when it comes to harvest, and that is agonizing. Just like when you were a little kid and everyone else is at a birthday party, but you are home cleaning your room. It is hard to sit on the sidelines while everyone else is having fun.
- Jaclyn Wilson
"As interesting as the city was, my favorite part came when we left it behind and headed out into the desert."
- Janelle Atyeo
As he harvests corn in south central Nebraska, Jordan Uldrich is finding that after four years of applying less nitrogen, yields are catching up.
- Sue Roesler
The “single biggest yield robber” for soybeans in the U.S. is soybean cyst nematode (SCN) – a silent yield killer because it doesn’t show clear symptoms above ground.
- By Emily Lenhart, Perkins County FFA Chapter reporter
As another school year begins, the Perkins County FFA Chapter is excited for another year of learning, competing, serving our community and making memories together. This year, our chapter includes nine freshmen, 21 sophomores, 12 juniors and 13 seniors, for a total of 55 members. This year,…
- Kristen Sindelar
As a lifelong cattle producer, Grant Potadle of Herman, Nebraska, has had his hand in just about every aspect of the beef industry. He’s a fourth-generation cow-calf owner, first-generation purebred seedstock producer, direct-to-consumer marketer, international semen supplier and custom graz…
- By Ben Beckman, Nebraska Extension
Pastures and hay meadows provide higher quality feed, are more productive, and require fewer inputs when they have good forage legumes growing in them.
Wet weather is slowing corn harvest across much of the Corn Belt, creating challenges for growers while also giving Wyffels Hybrids’ agronomy and breeding teams an opportunity to evaluate corn performance under a wide range of conditions.
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