For fifth-generation Holdrege farmer Logan Reed, agriculture isn’t just about growing crops, it’s about growing community connections. Connections that were first forged nearly a century and a half ago. “My great-great-grandfather came over from Sweden [...]
Growing up in northwest Omaha, Morgan Wrich watched as the quiet cornfield behind her elementary school gave way to a concrete parking lot and a bustling Lowe’s, a clear sign of the city’s rapid growth. [...]
Wood River farmer Michael Dibbern believes that agriculture is about far more than the business of working the land. It’s about connection—to the soil, to the farming community and to the small town he calls [...]
Packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, white corn is a nutritious addition to a balanced diet and supports vital bodily functions. You’ll find white corn in a wide range of popular food products such [...]
Combining time-honored wisdom with forward-thinking innovation. For fifth-generation corn farmer John Krohn, life begins and ends with the soil beneath his boots. It’s where his livelihood takes shape, where his family’s legacy grows and [...]
Across Nebraska’s gravel roads and morning coffee conversations, a simple statement is evoking a powerful reaction: “I’m a Nebraska Corn Farmer.” Launched by the Nebraska Corn Board (NCB), the campaign invites farmers from across the [...]
For the past 147 years, Nate Goertzen’s family in Henderson has been farming the same ground. As farming has evolved and expanded, they are always enhancing their farm to be the best it can be. By being the best steward of what they’re given, three generations are working together to be successful.
As Pat and Lori Harding raise their family in Cambridge, they are focused on growing strong kids and crops. As multigenerational farmers, they understand the time and perseverance it takes to be successful, while teaching their kids how to love the land. From community involvement to training future farmers, their mindset shows the future of their family and town.
Growing up and attending a rural school near Holdrege, Logan Reed grew up knowing students from kindergarten to eighth grade, no matter his age. He desired other students to have these same experiences, which brought about the idea of a private school, which opened 51 weeks later.
The Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) is accepting applications for the Ethanol Infrastructure Grant Program, which helps Nebraska fuel retailers add or expand higher ethanol blend options such as E15, E30 and E85. The program [...]
When it comes to corn farming, there are many common myths and misconceptions. From farming processes to technology, sit down with a Nebraska farmer to get the facts behind popular corn farming myths! Matt Sullivan [...]
Notice is hereby given that the terms for three members of the Nebraska Corn Development, Utilization and Marketing Board (Nebraska Corn Board) will expire June 30, 2026, and Nebraska’s corn checkoff program is seeking [...]
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