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The Oregon Trail Community Foundation has selected 41 students to receive a total of$105,500 in scholarships for the 2024-2025 academic year. A special thank you

By Mitch Stephenson, Nebraska Extension Range Management Specialist Beef was always a staple on the table when I was growing up. Ground beef, baked beans,

Cycling is often recommended as a low-impact and engaging workout for people of all ages. It’s an aerobic exercise and helps strengthen your heart, blood

By Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Hardening Off – Prior to transplanting outdoors, plants should be hardened off to acclimate them to the outdoor

Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA The U.S. has a long, successful history of preventing, containing and eradicating foreign animal diseases from the U.S.

Bipartisan “She DRIVES Act” Estimated to Save 1,300+ Lives, Prevent and Mitigate Thousands of Serious Injuries Today, U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-Neb.) introduced legislation to improve

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has filed a lawsuit against Everlight Solar for unlawful door-to-door sales tactics and misleading consumers while selling solar panel systems.

Application, drawing and sales dates for Nebraska big game hunting permits have been adjusted for 2024. That’s just one of the changes in the 2024

by Maria Tibbetts, UNL Beef Communications Specialist Beef producers must continue to improve efficiency to stay in the cattle business, and beef research needs to

Applications are now open for Nebraska’s World War II Veteran Recognition Program, an initiative from Governor Jim Pillen and the Nebraska Department of Veterans’ Affairs

Join the Your Parks Adventure: Trail Trek this summer for a chance to explore the state and be eligible for prizes geared toward the outdoor

By Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener When to Start Plants – While cool-season crops can go in the ground in late April, it is

By Pablo Loza, Nebraska Extension feedlot management and nutrition specialist Growing up in Argentina, beef was always, by far, the number one choice when it

With summer close on the horizon, it’s safe to assume that we will be seeing many motorcycles and extraterrestrial vehicles on our roads and highways.

By Sarah Paisley, 4-H Youth Development Educator, Garden, and Morrill Counties In April, students in several area communities experienced “AgSplosion,” the fourth annual ag literacy