Balancing Old Wisdom with New Ideas on the Farm
Nothing can replace experience and wisdom when it comes to farming, but old traditions are being challenged by new research and technology. When younger family members come back to work the farm, sometimes these ideas clash. Extension Ag Economist Anastasia Meyer talks about how to navigate potential problems when trying to blend the old with the new on the farm.
What Do Rural Nebraskans Care About?
Current issues focusing on civil discussions, changes in society and politics were the focus of a new study in rural Nebraska. Poll results help communities navigate common problems and help build solutions. Extension Ag Policy Specialist Brad Lubben discusses poll results and some of the insights gathered about rural Nebraska.
Preventing Enterotoxemia in Calves
Enterotoxemia in calves is a bacterial infection that can come on suddenly and be fatal. On today’s almanac, Nebraska Extension Educator Lyndsay Waechter-Mead talks about symptoms and prevention.
Challenges in Culling Strategies
Part of every cattle operation is knowing when to keep or cull. Nebraska Extension Associate Educator Jesse Fulton talks about best practices for culling that are beneficial to animal welfare and financial success.
Consider Securing Feed Supplies Now for Dry Conditions in 2025
Dry conditions throughout the winter may mean it’s a good idea to secure feed supplies right now. On Today’s Almanac, Extension Specialist Karla Wilke talks about how ranchers should be stocking up on certain feed supplies if conditions remain dry.