Pickling is a great way to preserve your home grown produce and save money. Nebraska Extension Educator Cindy Brison talks about how to safely pickle just about anything from your garden.Por Nebraska Extension

Agriculture drives Nebraska’s economy and the University is a global leader in ag research. UNL’s Ag Research Division Dean Derek McClean talks about current research projects at the University and future opportunities for innovation and revenue growth.Por Nebraska Extension

Federal farm safety-net programs provide farmers support when prices fluctuate or harvest yields are down. Nebraska Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben discusses the current situation with those programs and how current market prices impact that support.Por Nebraska Extension

When it comes to ag market prices and conditions, it’s almost impossible to predict how they will affect most farm operations because of the many factors involved. Nebraska Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben discusses keys for producers to pay attention to that can give them clues to what to expect from farm safety-net programs.…

Nebraska Extension Educator T.L. Meyer says now is a good time to score your cow’s body condition. She says that information will help you get them prepared for the upcoming winter and deal with their nutritional needs before cold weather sets in.Por Nebraska Extension

Soybean cyst nematode has been found in two thirds of Nebraska’s soybean fields. Farmers are being offered free testing by the Nebraska Soybean Board says Extension Plant Pathologist Dylan Mangel.Por Nebraska Extension

A recent study by the University of Nebraska focusing on soil compaction after fall and spring grazing has shown some surprising results. Extension Beef Systems Specialist Mary Drewnoski talks about the research and says the results seem to show no issues with soil compaction.Por Nebraska Extension

Cattle entering the feedlot are under a lot of stress from travelling. Nebraska Extension Feedlot Specialist Jessica Sperber gives producers some considerations to keep in mind to help them perform better on arrival.Por Nebraska Extension

Putting cattle out on recently harvested corn is a great feed option, but there are some protentional health hazards that producers need to be aware of according to Extension Beef Educator Lindsay Waechter-Mead.Por Nebraska Extension

Giving recently received feeder calves a break before vaccinating will help them maintain high performance according to Extension Educator Jesse Fulton. He recommends letting the calves adjust to a new environment after they get off the truck and then concentrate on vaccinations.Por Nebraska Extension

Renting your farm buildings is another way to help your bottom line each year, but what’s fair and equitable to both parties? Nebraska Extension Farm and Ranch Analyst Glennis McClure talks about important factors to think about when it comes to the buildings themselves, their usage, location and market conditions.…

The busy harvest period often brings high stress and long hours, which can lead to accidents. Nebraska Extension Educator Amy Timmerman says, speed is one thing but safety should always be your first consideration.Por Nebraska Extension

Making plans for your farm estate is tricky and might seem unfair to all family members. Nebraska Extension Ag Economist Anastasia Meyer talks about the importance of early planning and considering family contributions and other issues when it comes time to make a solid estate plan.Por Nebraska Extension

With weather conditions ripe for quick-moving fires, farmers need to be extra cautious when combining fields this fall. Nebraska Extension Educator Amy Timmerman discusses combine fires and ways you can be safe during harvest.Por Nebraska Extension

Recent studies have shown that cattle can consume net wrap and twine from hay bales, which can lead to issues with their digestive system. Nebraska Extension Educator Erin Laborie says net wrap and twine has been found in rumen and could lead to some serious issues.Por Nebraska Extension

Helping to reduce the stress of travel for cattle during the fall run is critical to their welfare and performance. Jesse Fulton, Director of Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance program talks about ways we can limit the stress on animals being transported.Por Nebraska Extension

Home canning can be a safe and economical way to preserve quality food at home. Nebraska Extension Food, Nutrition and Health Educator Cindy Brison gives some important food safety tips to follow.Por Nebraska Extension

It’s estimated that soybean cyst nematode can cause up to 40% yield loss in some fields. Nebraska Extension Plant Pathologist Dylan Mangel says now is the perfect time to collect soil samples to see if your field has this pest. Producers can send the samples free of charge to the UNL Plant and Pest Diagnostic lab to results.…

Home canning is an ideal way to preserve this year’s extra garden produce. Nebraska Extension Food, Nutrition and Health Educator Cindy Brison talks about equipment and basic techniques for first time canners.Por Nebraska Extension

University of Nebraska - Lincoln researchers are using A.I. tools and computer modeling to help corn producers get more out of their crops. University of Nebraska – Lincoln plant scientist James Schnable says this innovative strategy will help predict the performance of new corn hybrids which is an important step towards better crop varieties.…

Solar energy isn’t anything new, but it might be able to help some farmers save money on their operations. Nebraska Extension Educator John Hay talks about some of the benefits of having a solar powered operation.Por Nebraska Extension

Fair deals have always been the foundation of good lease agreements between cow-calf owners and renters. Nebraska Extension Beef Educator Aaron Berger talks about issues that owners and renters should consider when it comes to what is fair between both parties.Por Nebraska Extension

The Master Irrigation initiative has been embraced by several other state, and the program is gaining interest in Nebraska. Nebraska Ag Producer, Roric Paulman says clean and abundant water is something we owe to the next generation of farmers and ranchers.Por Nebraska Extension

Fall feeder and live cattle markets are facing some uncertainty. Nebraska Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist Elliott Dennis talks about some of the complex issues facing the markets right now.Por Nebraska Extension

Students looking to meet tomorrow’s agriculture and environmental challenges should look at UNL’s College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources list of majors. CASNR College Relations Coordinator Sue Ellen Pegg talks about enrollment and how UNL, CASNR students are making a difference.Por Nebraska Extension

Nebraska Extension Educator Jessica Groskopf talks about why estate planning is so important for farmers and ranchers. She emphasizes that young farmers should understand that estate planning is a lifelong process.Por Nebraska Extension

The 2018 farm bill has been passed over and extended several times. Nebraska Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben says the current version will have to wait until after the election to either be finished or extended again and he says there are many complicated issues that need addressing.Por Nebraska Extension

Scouting your corn crops this time of year can give you a wealth of information on what you should plant next year. Extension Plant Pathologist Amy Timmerman says scouting now can help you spot diseases that could be avoided next season by choosing the right disease resistant varieties.Por Nebraska Extension

A grass grazing webinar series will be offered by Nebraska Extension starting October 14th. Extension Educator Aaron Berger says the series is designed to help ranchers and range managers develop grazing plans and manage grasslands.Por Nebraska Extension

Sometimes headlines and viral videos can raise irrational fears about certain insects. Extension Urban Entomologist Jody Green says staying informed about the types of insects being mentioned, what kind of damage they do and where they are located will help you ease some of your fears.Por Nebraska Extension

During the coming weeks it will be important to prepare your houseplants for the move back indoors. Nebraska Extension Associate Educator Scott Evans says there’s a few things to keep in mind before getting your plants back inside.Por Nebraska Extension

If you have had insect pests, fall is a great time to cleaning up your garden. Nebraska Entomologist Kait Chapman says cleaning up plant debris now will help you avoid similar pest problems next spring.Por Nebraska Extension

Planting bulbs is a fall tradition for many gardeners who love to see flowers bursting out of the soil in early spring. Nebraska Extension Landscape Horticulture Specialist Kim Todd explains that timing and soil temperature is everything.Por Nebraska Extension

Paper wasps can be an annoyance in late summer and early fall. Sometimes it’s impossible to avoid contact with them if their nest is on your porch or other areas where your family spends time outdoors. Nebraska Extension Entomologist Jody Green talks about safe removal of the wasps and the nest.Por Nebraska Extension

There’s nothing more stately than a giant oak tree on your property and for the most part, oaks provide a lot of benefits to the owner. But Graham Herbst with the Nebraska Forest Service says the oak wilt disease can be catastrophic if you have red oak trees.Por Nebraska Extension

Biosecurity on the farm might seem like a scary topic, but Extension Educator Jesse Fulton says producers should take it seriously, even in day-to-day operations. With a lot of cattle being moved around the country, biosecurity has never been more important.Por Nebraska Extension

The negotiations for a new farm bill are up in the air with the upcoming Presidential and congressional elections. Extension Specialist Brad Lubben talks about the current state of the farm bill and what challenges are ahead to try to get something passed.Por Nebraska Extension

Managing risk is critical to farm operation success and even more important during unstable times. Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben talks about managing risks during times of lower prices and higher production costs.Por Nebraska Extension

As the weather starts to cool down here in Nebraska, some insect pests might be thinking your home will be a great place to shelter for the fall and winter. Nebraska Extension Urban Entomologist Jody Green talks about keeping fall invading insects out of your house.Por Nebraska Extension

There are a lot of choices for indoor plant lighting. Nebraska Extension Associate Educator Scott Evans talks about different types of grow lights for your plants this fall and winter.Por Nebraska Extension

Most snakes in Nebraska are very beneficial, but they can make their way into our yards or homes looking for shelter in the fall. University of Nebraska Extension Conservation Biologist Dennis Ferraro offers a few tips to keep snakes out of your landscape.Por Nebraska Extension

Pollinators need food and shelter for the upcoming winter months. Nebraska Extension Associate Educator Scott Evans talks about fall blooming plants that are ideal for pollinators.Por Nebraska Extension

Cooler weather and warm soil are two factors that make fall the ideal season for planting trees. Chrissy Land from the Nebraska Forest Service talks about how to plant trees the right way.Por Nebraska Extension

Every year, monarch butterflies undertake a spectacular migration, and their sight brings joy to many Nebraskans. Nebraska Extension Entomologist Kait Chapman says we can help monarch butterfly populations by planting milkweeds and reducing the amount of pesticides we use in our landscapes.Por Nebraska Extension

A program developed by South Dakota State and Nebraska Extension is looking to improve heifer development techniques. Kiernan Brandt with Trans Ova Genetics talks about how this program is looking to move heifer development forward ensuring a stronger cow herd for the future.Por Nebraska Extension

Fall is almost here, and with it comes lower temperatures and less food for insects, spiders and other arthropods that typically spend their time outdoors. Nebraska Extension Urban Entomologist Jody Green says with these seasonal changes, these insects will start to look for places to hide, including your house, garage or shed.…

A common plant in pastures could be poisonous to cattle and other livestock. Nebraska Extension Range Management Specialist Mitch Stephenson talks about larkspur and what producers should know about management strategies.Por Nebraska Extension

Interest in interseeding cover crops into living corn and soybean has increased in recent years. Nebraska Extension Educator Chris Proctor say cover crops can help with weed suppression and nutrient depletion.Por Nebraska Extension

Technology has changed the way most of us live and the way we farm. University of Nebraska – Lincoln Director of The Center for Ag Profitability Larry Van Tassel talks about how technology is benefiting farming and ranchers.Por Nebraska Extension

Good range and pasture management can be a key part of a successful operation. Nebraska Extension Forage Educator Ben Beckman says weeds and invasive species can cause serious issues for grazing and forage if not controlled.Por Nebraska Extension