As they plan for 2025, many farmers will evaluate their grain storage needs. Whether due to farm expansion, higher yields or the need for improved efficiency, a new on-farm grain system may be the best solution.
The 2021 Cattle Industry Convention will hit all the right notes when country music stars, inspirational speakers and hot topics converge in Nashville, Tennessee, Tuesday through Thursday, Aug. 10-12. New to this year’s convention is an additional general session, which provides even more va…
- Jon Burleson
Nebraskans need to prepare for a flood of tourism, especially in the agritourism industry. The Nebraska Tourism Commission is expecting a tidal wave of eager travelers when the COVID dam finally bursts.
- Jon Burleson
Judging by the attendance at local festivals in the last couple of weeks, people are ready to shake off the COVID doldrums and get back to doing things they enjoy.
The Aurora Cooperative Board of Directors appointed Chris Decker as new president and CEO a special meeting April 6.
Invests $17.0 Million in Northeast Nebraska Vet Services, PC & Heritage Animal Health, LLC
- Jon Burleson
If you are looking to enjoy attending a gun show, there will be a total of 22 shows in eight states in our region over the next month.
Though the hazards of entering a grain bin are well-known, farmers and agricultural professionals often underestimate them until it’s too late.
- Photo submitted by W. Pavelka
Horse power (literally) was the only way to get things done in the field for centuries. It wasn’t until the middle of the 20th Century that steam and then gasoline-powered engines took the place of horses.
- Jon Burleson
This year’s York Home & Garden Show may be smaller, but will still be an exciting and edifying event, said Hannah Miller, marketing and event coordinator for the York Chamber of Commerce.
- Jon Burleson
It’s time to get things back to normal. That’s how the organizers of the Northeast Nebraska Farm & Equipment Show feel.
One of the area's premier indoor farm events, the Triumph of Ag Expo will be held March 3 - 4, at the CHI Health Center - Omaha, located at 10th and Capitol Avenue, just off I-480.
Wounded Warrior Project expanded partnerships to include 12 new and existing veteran and military service organizations to help meet the needs of our nation's wounded, ill, and injured veterans and their families.
- Ryan LeGrand, President and CEO, U.S. Grains Council Emily Skor, CEO, Growth Energy Geoff Cooper, President and CEO, Renewable Fuels Association Jon Doggett, CEO, National Corn Growers Association
The U.S. Grains Council, Growth Energy, the Renewable Fuels Association and the National Corn Growers Association issued the following statement in response to the Brazilian government’s decision to let the current tariff rate quota expire, replacing it with a 20 percent tariff on all import…
In recognition of this contributions to the state’s bioscience industry, animal nutrition company Evonik of Blair, Nebraska received the Governor’s Bioscience Award during a presentation ceremony rounding out Bioscience Month Oct. 28.
- Ron Wilson, director of the Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development at Kansas State University
It was three in the morning when Jacob got that popcorn on the way to a bowl game. That stop for gas turned into an experience which would stimulate Jacob Yingst to create a better flavor of popcorn when he joined his family’s business.
- William Burleson
Green Cover Seed is operated out of Bladen, Nebraska, and is co-owned and managed by Keith Berns. Their online seed store, www.greencoverseed.com sells hundreds of different species, each with their own benefits and uses for enriching a customer's soil, by restoring nutrients for the next gr…
Though the annual Nebraska Wind and Solar Conference scheduled for Nov. 9-10, was postponed due to COVID-19 based restrictions and health risks, next year’s conference has already been set for Nov. 8-10, 2021, at the Lincoln Cornhusker Marriott.
- Kerry Hoffschneider
FRIEND, Neb. — Two brothers, Jim and Jerry Ryan — and now their sons, Tony and Steve — have been serving customers at Brothers Equipment based out of Friend, Nebraska for more than 40 years.
- Katy Moore
The traditional business model of small-scale agriculture may undergo a drastic shift in the coming months.
- Jon Burleson
At the 31st Annual Governor’s Ag Conference in Kearney, Nebraska, Tyler and Amy Bruch implored fellow producers to start “farming outside the box.”
- By Jager Robinson Tri-State Neighbor Reporter
When people think of farms, they very rarely think of pizza.
- By Ryan Crossingham Farm & Ranch Guide
SAN ANTONIO — Soybean growers have a lot of options, both when it comes to herbicide selection and trait options for herbicide resistance. Syngenta representatives at Commodity Classic, Feb. 27-29, went over some of the company’s new products for 2020 to help soybean growers keep weeds out o…
- Kerry Hoffschneider
“The seed” was the start of everything they do today at Roberts Seed, Inc. said Leisha Roberts. In 1987, Leisha Roberts and her husband, Joe, began cleaning grass seed for the new Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The rest is history with “seed” at the center.
- Kerry Hoffschneider
It all began in a garage a little over 42 years ago.
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