The excitement shown by Josh Layman (left) gave Allison Walbrecht needed encouragement when she was starting the Unified Showing 4-H Club. “Youth getting agricultural experience and the skills that 4-H teaches them — there's no limit on how valuable that is,” Walbrecht said. (Delynn Day/3D Imaging)

Husker student opens 4-H livestock opportunities to youths with disabilities

Nebraska Extension Educator Gary Stone kneels and counts bean loss after the combine has gone by for an On-Farm Research study. (Photo courtesy of University of Nebraska-Lincoln.)

Harvest brings in the second year of an On-Farm Research project

Corn waiting for harvest. (Photo by Chabella Guzman.)

Extension hosting workshops on Schedule F, tax planning for ag producers in Scottsbluff, Kimball

Open fields of cut hay. (Photo by Chabella Guzman.)

Hunting workshop for landowners Oct. 13 in Scottsbluff

Wheat at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, High Plains Ag Lab near Sidney. (Photo by Chabella Guzman.)

Nebraska Extension 2023 Fall Seed Guide available online

One of the possibilities current market conditions present is the opportunity for cow-calf producers to capitalize on increasing cow value. (Photo by Troy Walz.)

Will you capitalize on increasing cow value? 

Grazing cattle in Kansas (Courtesy photo.)

Nebraska Stockman’s Tour to be held Sept. 7

Wildlife biologists with Colorado Parks and Wildlife spent the night of June 3 in a meadow below Devil's Head mountain along Jackson Creek where they teamed with scientists from Colorado State University and the U.S. Forest Service to catch bats and show them to rock climbers who waited patiently in the dark. (Photo courtesy of Bill Vogrin/Colorado Parks and Wildlife.)

Bats can be beneficial

  • By Linda Langelo │ Colorado State University Extension