A central Nebraska farmer says he’s on high alert for additional wildfires this spring. “We’re definitely in significant fire risk.” Clay Govier of Broken Bow tells Brownfield there have already been a pair of wildfires this spring and one impacted his operation. “Half of a pivot of corn stalks burned up on a smaller fire […]
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