NCBA And PLC Ask Feds To Withdraw Waters Of The U.S. Rule

Tuesday, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association along with the Public Lands Council filed comments on EPA and The Army Corps…

NFU Sees No Problem With Delay Of COOL Appeal

This week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the administration won’t likely appeal the WTO ruling against U.S. Country of Origin…

Nebraska Farm Bureau Concerned At Fish And Wildlife Rule

The Nebraska Farm Bureau has submitted comments to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on a proposed rule that would…

SDSU Researchers Working On PED And Other Pork Viruses

New Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea research conducted at SDSU’s Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Lab is helping pork producers in dealing…

Royals Force Game Seven

There will be one more game to complete the 2014 baseball season and crown a World Series champion.

GPAC Rewards Best

Weekly awards for volleyball and soccer were announced by the Great Plains Athletic Conference Tuesday.

Twins Prospect Hurt

The Minnesota Twins’ top pick in the 2011 draft has dislocated a finger while diving for a ball in the Arizona Fall League.

Rail Shipment Issues and Keystone XL the Focus of Marion Meeting

Nebraska Senator, and former US Ag Secretary Mike Johanns, South Dakota Senator John Thune, and Senate candidate Mike Rounds met with co-op officials and producers to talk about rail shipping issues.

Governor Touts Knox County As Livestock Friendly

Knox County became the latest member of the “livestock friendly” counties in Nebraska.

Knox County Declared Livestock Friendly

Knox County was officially designated as a “livestock friendly” county in a ceremony at the courthouse in Center yesterday (Monday).