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Although there is still a lot of growing season yet to go, the early planted soybeans at this point are still looking better than some later planted soybeans despite increased weed presence. Early season weed control, though, is imperative to maximize soybean yield. — Full Story »
Although there is still a lot of growing season yet to go, the early planted soybeans at this point are still looking better than some later planted soybeans despite increased weed presence. Early season weed control, though, is imperative to maximize soybean yield. — Full Story »
AT THE CENTER: Tax implications of
Everyone who sold cows and bulls as a result of drought and elected to defer income, has probably settled their 2012 tax bills, assuming they are on a cash basis for taxes. — Full Story »
Everyone who sold cows and bulls as a result of drought and elected to defer income, has probably settled their 2012 tax bills, assuming they are on a cash basis for taxes. — Full Story »
South Central Livestock Judging Clinic & Contest June 19
The South Central Nebraska Spring Livestock Judging Clinic and Contest is scheduled for Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at the Webster County Fairgrounds in Bladen, Neb. — Full Story »
The South Central Nebraska Spring Livestock Judging Clinic and Contest is scheduled for Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at the Webster County Fairgrounds in Bladen, Neb. — Full Story »
Living Resourcefully
Susan Hansen presents a list of twenty ways to save money and eat healthier. — Full Story »
Susan Hansen presents a list of twenty ways to save money and eat healthier. — Full Story »
Cool Season Turfgrass Seeding
With late August being the ideal time to seed Kentucky bluegrass or tall fescue, spring is a challenging seeding time. The later in spring a lawn or bare areas are seeded, the greater the risk of failure. — Full Story »
With late August being the ideal time to seed Kentucky bluegrass or tall fescue, spring is a challenging seeding time. The later in spring a lawn or bare areas are seeded, the greater the risk of failure. — Full Story »
Getting Healthy and Staying Healthy
The total number of calories consumed is what is important to body weight. Although total calorie intake is ultimately what affects calorie balance, some foods and beverages can be easily over consumed, which results in a higher total calorie intake. — Full Story »
The total number of calories consumed is what is important to body weight. Although total calorie intake is ultimately what affects calorie balance, some foods and beverages can be easily over consumed, which results in a higher total calorie intake. — Full Story »
Extension Ag Connection
Pocket gophers are a nuisance in many area alfalfa fields, pastures, and backyards. They are well-adapted to living below ground, and get their name from large, external fur-lined cheek pouches. — Full Story »
Pocket gophers are a nuisance in many area alfalfa fields, pastures, and backyards. They are well-adapted to living below ground, and get their name from large, external fur-lined cheek pouches. — Full Story »
AT THE CENTER:Update from Panhandle Extension Director
With the coming months of summer, events at the University of Nebraska Panhandle Research and Extension Center step into a different tempo and focus. — Full Story »
With the coming months of summer, events at the University of Nebraska Panhandle Research and Extension Center step into a different tempo and focus. — Full Story »
Not All Thistles are Bad
Thistles, in general, get a bad rap whenever the word “thistle” is mentioned. However, not all thistles are bad for the environment or agriculture. — Full Story »
Thistles, in general, get a bad rap whenever the word “thistle” is mentioned. However, not all thistles are bad for the environment or agriculture. — Full Story »
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