Rick and Gwen Kotschwar were in Grand Island on Saturday to watch granddaughter, Elle Heckenlively of Gretna, play volleyball.
Is it the very hungry caterpillar or an army of fall armyworms? Fall armyworms have been causing significant damage to some alfalfa fields in southeastern Nebraska the past few weeks. Producers have watched a nice alfalfa field be nearly completely stripped of leaves in a matter of a few days by these pests, reducing their yield substantially.
The following passages come from copies of previous publications of the Gothenburg Times, they have been summarized by Ashley Mohler. Each passage has its source and is cited at the end of the passages.
“My greatest accomplishment is graduating with two kids,’’ shared my grandma, Tammy McNally, as she sat at the kitchen table. I thought of a time when McNally would tell me stories of my step-dad, Matt McNally, always getting in trouble at school.
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Has the decision been made for when the last cutting of alfalfa will happen?
Six outstanding journalists will be inducted on Saturday, Sept. 18 into the Omaha Press Club Hall of Fame. The 2020 Hall of Fame event was postponed due to the COVID pandemic.
University of Nebraska at Kearney senior Korinne Hansen has a love for all things agriculture.
Registrations are still being accepted for the ServSafe Food Handler Food Safety Training Course to be held in three locations in western Nebraska next month.
The Red Cross is looking for Disaster Action Team members in Dawson County. These responders would be trained by the Red Cross to administer immediate financial and emotional support, as well referrals to spiritual, health, and mental health support to assist people as they navigate through disasters. We are offering this one day training, in person, or virtually, and will be available in person to answer questions and assist with any training needs. Please consider becoming a Disaster Action Team member. The need is great and we appreciate any assistance.