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Radio News From The University of Nebraska - Lincoln Extension
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The Backyard Farmer - gardening and turf strategies throughout the growing season.
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Renngineering, the YouTube channel and podcast dedicated to Porsche culture, engineering and the build of Renngineering's own custom made 1 of 1 sports cars modelled on historic Porsche silhouettes. Each episode will feature one of the following: Tech Talk, our conversations with the experts in automotive engineering. Waffle, our regular chat covering the latest Porsche or engineering news, Renn builds, the detail around building a custom 1 of 1 car with engineering graduates, or, Heritage, ...
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A few hours of preparation can avoid a lot of hours of winter headache. It’s important to be prepared to help your cattle be more comfortable as they try to endure the winter. Nebraska Beef Systems Extension Educator Alfredo DiConstanzo talks about making sure your equipment and facilities are ready for winter.…
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The impending shutdown of a meat packing plant in Lexington is expected to cause serious economic issues in the area. Nebraska Extension Livestock Marketing and Risk Management Specialist Elliott Dennis talks about some of the reasons for the shutdown.By Nebraska Extension
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New genetic choices will be available for those purchasing bulls this upcoming season. Nebraska Extension Beef Genetics Specialist Matt Spangler talks about how these new Expected Progeny Differences or EPD’s will help producers get the right bull for their operation.By Nebraska Extension
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Using new Expected Progeny Differences or EPD’s can help producers select the right bull to build their herd. Nebraska Extension Beef Genetics Specialist Matt Spangler says using a pre-purchase buying list can help producers narrow down their choices.By Nebraska Extension
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As Lexington grapples with the impending loss of its beef plant, experts say the move reflects long-running structural pressures in the cattle industry, not a sudden shift driven by politics or recent market headlines. Nebraska Extension Livestock Marketing and Risk Management Specialist Elliott Dennis discusses these and other reasons for the shut…
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With rising input costs, many cow-calf producers are looking for ways to reduce expenses and improve profitability. Nebraska Extension Livestock Systems Educator Brock Ortner talks about the benefits of bale grazing as a winter-feeding strategy.By Nebraska Extension
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Nebraska Ag Expo Highlights, Trump Farm Relief Package, Cattle Markets, Weather, Autonomous Ag RobotsBy University of Nebraska
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Forecast Mixed for Farm Income Going Into 2026
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4:48Chances are If you raise cattle in Nebraska, you’ve had a good year, but crop producers are telling a different story as they struggle to remain profitable. Nebraska Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben talks about the dramatic differences between crop and livestock income forecasts for 2026.By Nebraska Extension
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Protecting your young trees this winter is important to helping them survive cold temperature. Nebraska Extension Educator Elizabeth Exstrom talks about the importance of mulching and applying an anti-transpirant product to protect young and growing trees.By Nebraska Extension
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The technique of bale grazing is a much more acceptable practice in other parts of North America but has yet to take hold in Nebraska. Nebraska Extension Livestock Systems Educator Brock Ortner talks about why bale grazing might be a good practice on your operation.By Nebraska Extension
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If you read headlines, you know that Nebraska’s net farm income is projected to rise sharply in 2025, but the gains are driven mostly by livestock and government payments while crop receipts continue to fall. Nebraska Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben talks about the mixed signals behind the numbers, and what producers should watch heading…
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Southern rust, Cattle Markets, Weather, Nebraska Ag ExpoBy University of Nebraska
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In dry winters, all trees and shrubs benefit from winter watering from October through March. University of Nebraska – Lincoln Director of Landscape Services Jeff Culbertson says when temperatures are above 40 degrees, you’ll want to give your plants a drink.By Nebraska Extension
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This growing season was one for the record books as southern rust invaded corn across the state for a second year in a row. Nebraska Extension Plant Pathologist Tamra Jackson-Ziems says southern rust was prevalent this year and has heard a few rumors that aren’t necessarily true. She talks about how the pathogen is spread and clears up any rumors b…
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Fall color in trees is always an impressive sight to see. In Nebraska, there are plenty of oaks and maples that will give us those reds, yellows and oranges, but there are many other trees that also have vibrant color. University of Nebraska – Lincoln Green Infrastructure Coordinator Justin Evertson talks about some underused trees and shrubs that …
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A changing great plains grassland ecosystem has led to a decline in game bird populations throughout the state. University of Nebraska - Lincoln Associate Professor of Landscape and Habitat Management Andy Little talks about the importance of habitat conservation and how it can benefit hunters as well as landowners.…
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Does your home turf have that one area that seemingly nothing will grow. Bob Hendrickson from the Nebraska Forest Service talks about a low-maintenance alternative to traditional turf, especially for shady areas.By Nebraska Extension
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Ongoing research at the University of Nebraska is focusing on the decline of wild turkeys here in the state. University of Nebraska - Lincoln Professor Andrew Little says the habitat loss isn’t just affecting turkeys, but many other kinds of wildlife.By Nebraska Extension
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Interviews from the 2025 National Association of Farm Broadcasting ConventionBy University of Nebraska
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With the upcoming holiday season, many families will be selecting their Christmas tree in coming weeks. Nebraska Extension Associate Scott Evans offers some tips on selecting and caring for your holiday tree.By Nebraska Extension
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2025 Cornhusker Economics Conference: Ag Outlook
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3:52Making smart business decisions on the farm is critical to success. The University of Nebraska is holding several seminars looking at legislative impacts, risk management and other economic issues in December. Nebraska Extension Ag Economist Jessica Groskopf says these meetings are a great opportunity for farmers to stay ahead of economic trends an…
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Wildlife habitat in Nebraska has been declining and that has led to a shortage of wild turkeys. University of Nebraska - Lincoln Associate Professor of Landscape and Habitat Management Andrew Little has been studying this decline and talks about some of the issues surrounding habitat loss and decline in turkey populations in the state.…
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From casual brunch to fancy dinners everyone enjoys eating food during the holidays. Nebraska Extension Educator Cindy Brison reminds us that it’s important to follow good food safety practices during the holiday season.By Nebraska Extension
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Do you have extra lawn and garden pesticides, or fertilizer products left over from this past growing season? Nebraska Extension Educator Elizabeth Exstrom talks about how to store them safely over the winter, so they’ll still be effective next year.By Nebraska Extension
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Protecting Your Agricultural Data, Preparing Cattle For The Cold, Husker Football Turfgrass, Weather, Global Cattle MarketsBy University of Nebraska
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Trees have been rapidly changing color from green to their autumn hues. Justin Evertson from the Nebraska Forest service offers some advice for trees you can plant around your home landscape that offer fantastic fall color.By Nebraska Extension
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Good food enjoyed with family and friends is the hallmark of the Thanksgiving weekend. And as we all know, the food is almost as good the next day. Nebraska Extension General Nutrition Associate Nancy Urbanec talks about safely storing Thanksgiving leftovers.By Nebraska Extension
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Frying a turkey is one of the best ways to enjoy the bird on Thanksgiving. But there is plenty of video evidence online of disasters happening if you don’t prepare correctly. Nebraska Extension Educator Cindy Brison offers some tips and tricks to safely fry your turkey.By Nebraska Extension
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Cooking a turkey can be overwhelming whether you are cooking your first turkey or you’re an experienced cook. Nebraska Extension Educator Cindy Brison stresses the importance of properly handling, cooking and storage of turkey this Thanksgiving.By Nebraska Extension
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Harvest Update From Western Nebraska, Woody Encroachment, Grain Markets, Weather, Innovation In Agriculture And Climate SolutionsBy University of Nebraska
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Managing weaned calves, especially at today’s value, can be a little stressful. Nebraska Extension Cow/Calf Systems and Stocker Management Specialist Karla Wilke says proper nutrition, vaccination schedules, treatment protocols, and vigilance can increase the success rate tremendously.By Nebraska Extension
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Bringing house plants indoors for the winter might mean you’ll have a few unwelcome guests coming into your home as well. Nebraska Extension Entomologist Kait Chapman talks about keeping common insect pests off your houseplants.By Nebraska Extension
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Many consumers will be purchasing Thanksgiving turkeys and all the trimmings in the next few weeks. Nebraska Extension Educator Cindy Brison gives us some good tips for buying the right bird for your holiday meal.By Nebraska Extension
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Whether calves are being retained after weaning, or they are arriving by the truckloads, calves are at a critical juncture in development. Nebraska Extension Cow/Calf Systems and Stocker Management Specialist Karla Wilke says calves are an expensive commodity whose health and growth should not be taken lightly.…
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IANR and Nebraska Extension are hosting several events and conferences around the state throughout November. Nebraska Extension Almanac Host Brad Mills talk abouts the variety of upcoming events and how you can get involved.By Nebraska Extension
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Beef Imports, Nebraska at The National FFA Convention, Harvest Update, Grain Markets, Weather, 2025 Soybean Disease RecapBy University of Nebraska
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Management and feeding programs of fall-calving herds is much different than spring-calving herds due to weather conditions and feed resources available. Nebraska Extension Cow/Calf Specialist Rick Rasby talks about supplementation and weaning to help both cows and calves perform during the winter months.…
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Do you know the quality of the hay you put up this summer? Nebraska Extension Educator Ben Beckman and Cow/Calf Extension Specialist Rick Rasby, talk about why hay testing is a critical part of any operation to make feed decisions this winter.By Nebraska Extension
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Veterinary Drug Residue Regulations in U.S. Export Markets
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4:59Different global standards for veterinary drug residue can bring the U.S. cattle export market to a stop. University of Nebraska Ag Economics Grad Student Akinbode Okunola and Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist Elliott Dennis talk about drug residue standards and the effect it has on global beef markets.…
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About twenty percent of Nebraska’s cowherd calves in the fall, which can be less labor intensive, but there are challenges to keep cows fed. Nebraska Extension Cow/Calf Specialist Rick Rasby talks about how to feed fall calving cows economically to maintain adequate body condition.By Nebraska Extension
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Haying season is over, days are shorter, and cooler weather means winter isn’t far away. Nebraska Extension Educator Ben Beckman and Cow/Calf Extension Specialist Rick Rasby, say now is the time to get your winter hay quality tested, inventoried and organized so you have a feeding plan this winter.By Nebraska Extension
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Cool season pasture health has been a major concern over the past few years as dry conditions have persisted. Good rainfall this season has helped them recover, but Nebraska Extension Educator Ben Beckman says a little restraint today can mean more grass tomorrow.By Nebraska Extension
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National FFA Convention, Harvest Update From South West Nebraska, Cattle Markets, Weather, Nitrogen Management TacticsBy University of Nebraska
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Cow/calf operations are amid a period of unprecedented high incomes—something that crop farmers experienced back in 2012 and again in 2022. Nebraska Farm Business Executive Director Tina Barrett says getting to your tax preparer sooner will allow you more time to make the adjustments that are right for your operation.…
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Veterinary Drug Residue Regulations in U.S. Exports
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4:38Veterinary drugs and antibiotics ensure livestock health and help with the quality of cattle performance, but drug usage can cause serious trade issues if our partners have different standards. Nebraska Extension Livestock Marketing and Risk Management Specialist Elliott Dennis and Akinbode Okunola a UNL Agricultural Marketing Grad Student talk abo…
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After several years of dry conditions limiting fall pasture growth, moisture and moderate temperatures are setting up the potential for some extra grass growth heading into the fall. Nebraska Extension Educator Ben Beckman says produces should think through fall grazing strategies and long-term pasture needs.…
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The past several years have been very profitable for cattle producers, but larger incomes also bring challenges; larger tax bills and pressure to spend on prepaid expenses. Nebraska Farm Business Executive Director Tina Barrett says early, proactive tax planning is one of the most valuable tools any producer has.…
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One sure sign of fall is the gorgeous autumn colors. Nebraska Forest Service Green Infrastructure Coordinator Justin Evertson says fall is a great time to plant a tree that will add color to your landscape.By Nebraska Extension
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Harvest Update, Proactive Tax Planning, Markets, Weather, Farm RescueBy University of Nebraska
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The first frost may be welcome for knocking back flies, but for cattle grazing annual forages frost events can bring serious risks. Nebraska Extension Educator Ben Beckman says, planning ahead, delaying grazing after frost, and using testing and supplements when needed can ensure that the welcome relief of fall frost doesn’t turn into a costly chal…
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