Nebraska Extension Almanac Radio University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Horn flies and stable flies will soon start to be a problem for livestock producers in Nebraska. Dave Boxler Nebraska Extension Educator talks about having a fly management plan for your pastured cattle.

A transition plan for your farm operation is critical to the future success and good family relations. Nebraska Extension Ag Economist Jessica Groskopf talks about gift leaseback, and how this strategy could be part of a good transition plan.

Nebraska LEAD Program Director Terry Hejny will be stepping down after 17 years of service. In his place Kurtis Harms, an experienced agricultural industry leader and communicator will be taking over the direction of the program beginning June 1st.

Heifers that are not retained as replacement females for breeding often find their home in feedlots, with heifers comprising approximately 39% of total cattle on feed. Nebraska Extension Feedlot Specialist Jessica Sperber says managing feedlot heifers to ensure their health, well-being, and optimal growth is key for feedlot sector profitability.

Now is the time to prepare your roses for another growing season. University of Nebraska - Lincoln Director of Landscape Services Jeff Culbertson offers some tips to get your roses off to a great start.

Ever changing weather in Nebraska is a challenge that all farmers face. University of Nebraska - Lincoln Director of the Center for Resilience in Agricultural Working Landscapes Craig Allen says resiliency or bounce-back after severe weather hinges on several factors.