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Drones take on Eastern redcedar: A high-tech solution for rangelands 

For the past 20 years, Eastern redcedar trees have seen a rapid encroachment on rangeland in the High Plains. Although there are several successful means of removal, these trees are spreading faster than landowners can eliminate them.&nb... Read More

Gov. Pillen declared an emergency and mobilized the National Guard as wildfires burn in Nebraska. (Courtesy photo.)
Animal Health, Beef, Central Region, Colorado, Cow Calf, Disaster, Equine, Dairy, Sheep and Goats, Farmland, Feeder, Fire, Land, Nebraska, Ranchland, Regional Roundup, Seedstock, South Dakota, Stocker, Wyoming

Nebraska dealing with devastating wildfires

Ag News, Alfalfa, Crops, Editors, Forage Crops, General, Hay Range Pasture, Kylene Scott

Wet conditions can cause more problems than the obvious ones with hay 

Consider grazing-friendly alfalfa varieties for pastures 

Participants learn about what makes a diverse pasture during a class at the Noble Research Institute. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Noble: Regenerative ag and livestock go hand-in-hand

Jonathan Kubesch used an ATV pull-behind broadcast seeder followed by harrowing to increase seed-to-soil contact (U of A System Division of Agriculture photo)

UAM partners in multi-state study on crabgrass pasture establishment

  • By Traci Rushing │ U of A System Division of Agriculture
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Cutting time maximized: Marshall delivers for farmers and ranchers

Fall armyworm, notice the thickest stripe is black. (Photo courtesy K-State Entomology Department.)

Late-summer insect update: Fall armyworms

Grazing cattle in Kansas (Courtesy photo.)

Cattle and forage management for grazing success

Windrow damage is part of this week’s Pasture and Forage newsletter from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. (Photo by Shutterstock and courtesy of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.)

Managing windrow disease in alfalfa 

USDA

Enrollment opportunities ahead for CRP