Governor Jim Pillen says improving demand for Nebraska ag products remains one of his administration’s top priorities. “The vision is not to put corn on barges anymore and ship it around the world. The vision is that we grow ethanol that we grow the bioeconomy so we can either feed corn to livestock or process […]
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An agriculture lender says ongoing volatility in the commodity markets and high inputs are creating a greater need for risk management.
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The Executive Director Michigan Association of Conservation Districts says a new grant will help streamline services and reduce administrative burdens on
