Nebraska has pioneered the use of airborne electromagnetics on a regional scale for aquifer mapping, thereby boosting groundwater management capability. A helicopter carries a large loop of wire whose electromagnetic signaling help image subsurface conditions and create a 3D geological model. (Photo: Katie Cameron | Natural Resources)

California turns to Nebraska on aquifer analysis, groundwater management

Mowing the grass (Photo: iStock - stoncelli)

What to do now to ensure a green lawn in the Spring

Company’s advisory panel discuss farm challenges

Brant Peterson, Johnson, Kansas, answers a question during the farmer panel at Sorghum U/Wheat U, Aug. 9 in Wichita, Kansas. (Journal photo by Kylene Scott.)

More to Peterson besides high-yielding contest sorghum 

(Photo courtesy of Kansas State University Research and Extension.)

Cattle Chat: The hidden cost of cattle shrink 

Asters flowers (Journal stock photo.)

Build drought-tolerant gardens this fall for next summer’s blooms

Dairy cows

BeefWatch Focus: How producers can help cattle cope with extreme heat 

Improvements noted in latest drought map