LINCOLN — The November firearm deer season continues until Sunday, Nov. 24, as set by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. The commission urges hunters that safety should be their
100 Years Ago November 19, 1919 According to the October 7 issue of the foreign Markets Report of Agriculture Products by the United States departement of agriculture, bureau of markets
LINCOLN — The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) announced that four Natural Resources Districts received over $2.5 million in Watershed Flood Prevention and Operations funding. This funding will be
LINCOLN — An upcoming Nebraska Extension workshop will help farmers develop marketing plans for 2020. “Risk and Reward: Using Crop Insurance and Marketing to Manage Farm Survival” will be presented
LINCOLN — Nebraskans must be open to new opportunities to grow agriculture, even when those opportunities look different than what have been available to previous generations of farmers and ranchers.
LINCOLN — Nebraska Extension is offering Master Gardener training throughout the state in 2020. The Nebraska EMG program is a horticulture-related volunteer training program based in many counties and has
LINCOLN — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Nebraska announced payments now are available to eligible producers who lost stored commodities due to natural disaster
THE 2019-2020 first quarter honor roll students from Eustis-Farnam Public Schools. Those marked with an * are High Honor Roll. Front Row: Sydney Vyhlidal, Katy Bartell, Colby Fasse, Andrew Jack,
A new project with a local elementary school will allow engineering students at North Platte Community College to hone their interaction and communication skills before entering the workforce. Four students
• Frozen grapes make great ice cubes for white wine and punch. They are tasty straight out of the freezer, too. • Want to keep certain rooms off limits to