This is more than a job. It’s a way of life. Before sunrise and long after sunset, Nebraska corn farmers work to care for the land and grow the crops that feed and fuel our world.
On National Ag Day, we’re proud to share their stories.
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@efino87 Go West and they definitely know red beers! Order a Michelada/Chelada in California or Arizona… it’s usually with Clamato and has some spice kick🌶️👌🏻 I’ve a few good ones in Nebraska too at some Mexican restaurants!
It's Gameday, Nebraska!
Here's the view from the NSP Helicopter of the @Huskers Light Show at Memorial Stadium last Saturday night.
See you back here tonight! #GBR
Enrollment for ADM re:generations 2024 is officially open! Join other producers who are already getting paid through the leading program that rewards producers for conservation practices. Enroll now: https://t.co/81Htcr5Gl7
🌪️ US tornadoes are pacing above average with 904 to date. April led with 378, followed by May with 365.
Top states for tornado reports in 2024:
1. Iowa: 86
2. Texas: 80
3. Nebraska: 76
4. Kansas: 68
5. Ohio and Oklahoma (tied): 66
Stay ahead during severe weather. Learn more: https://t.co/QpgtvH2GRQ
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TONIGHT'S AURORA+CLOUDS FORECAST:
We could potentially see the strongest solar storm impact since 2003/2005 as several solar storms launched from several days ago combine before reaching Earth. Our aurora visibility forecast shows aurora viewing possible north of the red line, with overhead viewing possible in the northern U.S. states. Closer to but north of the red line, viewing will likely only be possible on the northern horizon and/or with sensitive camera equipment. Locations south of the red line may have a more difficult time seeing aurora.
Clouds look to be best in the central and western portions of the country, and clouds may obscure viewing across the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast regions.
As the solar storm is expected to impact Earth in the next few hours, viewing may last all night tonight but will be most favorable during periods of higher geomagnetic activity (when the southward component of the magnetic field is the greatest).
For beginning observers, keep an eye on the Kp index which updates every 3 hours: https://t.co/Iiv800RpUE
More advanced observers wishing to utilize the solar wind data can see that here: https://t.co/noBvPCmCaG
A Tornado Watch has been issued for parts of central and western Nebraska through 7 PM Monday evening. A few tornadoes, tennis ball sized hail, and wind gusts up to 75 MPH are possible in the watch area this afternoon and evening! #NEwx