Across much of central Nebraska, farmland adjoins towns, communal waterways and residential areas. Because what happens on the land affects everyone, open communication between producers, neighbors and communities is extremely critical. Nebraska’s Natural Resources [...]
In south-central Nebraska, where Hamilton County’s gravel roads weave between seas of corn, Nate Goertzen carries on a farming legacy with his father and sons on the same land his family has tended to [...]
From the Missouri River to the Wyoming border, Nebraska stretches across hundreds of miles of changing soils, climates and growing conditions. To outsiders, it may look like one continuous agricultural landscape. But farmers know [...]
Dryland corn farming, where crops depend entirely on rainfall rather than irrigation water, has always been an exercise in judgment. Without the predictability of irrigation, farmers make real-time decisions based on weather, soil conditions and [...]
From early classroom exposure to national leadership opportunities, the Nebraska Corn Board invests in the future of agriculture by supporting a wide range of educational and leadership programs for young people This guide outlines [...]
Clean water, healthy soil and conservation are central to Nebraska agriculture, and the state manages them through a unique network of Natural Resources Districts. Also called NRDs, these districts are independent, locally funded and locally [...]
The Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) recognized four exceptional recipients for their dedication and contributions to the state's corn industry. The highest recognition is the Ag Achievement Award. This honor, first presented in 1991, was [...]
The Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) and Nebraska Soybean Board (NSB) are partnering once again to encourage grain bin safety by donating two grain rescue tubes and training sessions to fire and rescue departments in [...]
$1 Million Available for Producers who Demonstrate Nitrogen Efficiency Agriculture producers have a new opportunity this growing season to earn extra income while cutting fertilizer costs. The Nebraska Corn Board has committed $1 million [...]
The Nebraska Corn Growers Association (NeCGA) and Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) are incredibly frustrated that Congress continues to delay year-round E15. The Rural Domestic Energy Council, which was established to bring an E15 compromise [...]
The Nebraska Corn Board will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at the Dinsdale Family Learning Commons (N 38th St & Holdrege Street, Lincoln, Nebraska) and on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, [...]
The Nebraska Corn Board will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, at the Nebraska State Fair office (501 E Fonner Park Road, Suite 200) in Grand Island, Nebraska. The meeting is [...]
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