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Renewable Fuels Month spotlights benefits of homegrown fuel options
Nebraska corn farmers to invest nearly $2.2 billion to plant 9.9 million acres
Grain Bins are the Focus of Annual Safety Week
Corn Board to Meet
Nebraska Corn to host virtual February Forum Series
Nebraska Corn Board welcomes Jobman as president of NeCGA
Corn Board to Meet
Introducing the NEW CornsTalk website – your hub for stories, resources and interactive content related to corn consumers and growers.
In North Platte today? Stop by Kwik Stop Oasis to save big on E15 and E85! E15 is only $2.15 a gallon and E85 is $1.85. Promo runs through 1:00 p.m. CT.
We've officially kicked off Renewable Fuels Month in Nebraska!
DYK: Ethanol blends can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 43% compared to regular gasoline, and biodiesel can reduce lifecycle emissions by 86% compared to petroleum-based diesel fuel.
All month long, be sure to look for higher blends of ethanol for higher octane, lower cost and cleaner air!
#NeCorn #RenewableFuelsMonth #ethanol #biodiesel
Nebraska’s farmers are still hard at work this planting season! According to the latest USDA Crop Progress Report, 42% of this years corn has been planted in the state.
Comparatively, this time last year Nebraska farmers were 55% finished.
#plant21 #NeCorn #CropProgress
Nebraska corn farmers will plant 9.9 million acres of corn in 2021 according to the latest Prospective Plantings report released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). If these planting estimates hold up, Nebraska corn farmers will invest nearly $2.2 billion dollars into the state’s economy over a two-month period. This amount is a result of inputs, such as seed, fuel and fertilizer, but does not include land costs, labor or equipment. Despite the seemingly high investments now, the full economic impact will be realized over time. #plant21 #corn #necorn
Nebraska’s farmers were able to take advantage of mild temperatures over the last few days to begin planting corn. According to the latest USDA Crop Progress Report, 6% of this year’s corn crop has been planted in the state.
In comparison, Nebraska corn farmers were 17% finished at this time last year.
#plant21 #NebraskaCorn #NECorn
Happy #earthday2021! 🌎
We all depend upon clean water, soil and air — as does the world’s supply of food, fuel, feed and fiber. Every year, Nebraska’s farmers are growing more with less — less water, fewer chemicals, less land and a lower impact on the environment.
#NeCorn #earthday #sustainability #Nebraska #Corn
The good life. 🌽
Happy Nebraska Day!
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It's time to #StandUp4GrainSafety!
Grain fines and dust may cause difficulty in breathing. It is important to remeber that anyone working in a grain bin, especially for the purpose of cleaning, should wear an appropriate dust filter or filter respirator.
Find more grain bin safety tips and resources by visiting standup4grainsafety.org!
#NeCorn #GrainBinSafety #Nebraska #corn
Workers in the grain handling industry are exposed to different life-threatening hazards daily. Here are a few tips to remember when entering a grain bin:
✔️ ALWAYS lockout and tag out unloading equipment before entering a bin.
✔️ NEVER work alone in a bin. Have someone watching who can call for help.
✔️ ALWAYS wear a harness and lifeline and do NOT "walk down the grain."
#StandUp4GrainSafety #GrainBinSafety #NeCorn
It's Stand Up for Grain Safety Week!
Every year hundreds of employees are injured or die from preventable hazards while working in grain storage or handling. Follow along this week as we share tips, raise awareness and provide additional safety resources.
#StandUp4GrainSafety #NeCorn #GrainBinSafety