A northeast Nebraska farmer says planting is off to a great start. Quentin Connealy tells Brownfield he started corn and soybean planting mid-week last week and soil temperatures are in good shape. “We’re pretty close to 60 degrees in the ground and had some good warm days, but Friday and Saturday we’re real cold around […]
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Thousands of FFA members from across the country are volunteering at 27 different Indianapolis locations during the National FFA Organization’s Days
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