There are less than 5 spots open for the Dealing with Conflict Dynamics for Farm & Ranch Families course! There is still time to register so head over to https://t.co/kUT5uDQjNz and register today!
Elaine Froese, who spoke at the 2021 Women in Agriculture Conference will be teaching a new course, Dealing with Conflict Dynamics for Farm & Ranch Families!
Get registered today because the class size is limited to 20 people. Visit https://t.co/3NnAOyt7um for more information.
Catch me today on PARTT+ at 9:45 a.m. Mountain Time. Topics on my agenda include corn outlook, expectations for dry bean prices, 2021 Farm Bill program selection and more!
The Panhandle Research and Extension Center will be hosting a virtual Panhandle Agricultural Research & Technology Tour PLUS, "PARTT +", Dec. 1-2 from @UNL_IANR https://t.co/Fq1ODBZPNr The event is both a follow-up of the live event we held this summer PLUS added content!!
On the next Open for Business live webcast on Dec. 8 we will be visiting with Teresa Lorensen. Teresa is the co-owner and operator of Bloom Where You're Planted Farm & Pumpkin Patch. Head over to the website https://t.co/Kee3G5LmNz to register today.
Alliance-area rancher and business owner Jaclyn Wilson discussed going for it and overcoming shocks on the debut episode of "Open for Business: A Nebraska Women in Agripreneurship Series."
See more and register for our Oct. 13 webcast at https://t.co/Kee3G62Yc9 #womeninag
The 2020/21 Winter Wheat TAPS Competition is preparing to start its 2nd year and is looking to fill a couple more spots. If you or anyone you know would like to compete, please let us know! @NE_DrylandCrops@PanhandleAgEcon@NebraskaWheat@UNL_CropWatch
What a difference a little water can make! Both Drako great northern beans. Fields planted 1 day apart across the road from each other. Beans on left; never watered. Beans on right; watered once for 8 hours (~1/2 in). Field on right; loss. Field on right; break even. #nebext
USDA Emergency Conservation Program (ECP) funds may be available for up to 75% of the cost of fence repair and rebuilding due to spring disasters in Nebraska. https://t.co/ejAIZAo9Cg @PanhandleAgEcon@UNLExtension