A pasture and land management specialist with Corteva Agriscience says recent rains have helped give pastures a boost across Nebraska. Abe Smith tells Brownfield, “We started off the season like a lot of folks a little bit drier. I think we were all stressed, but so far, we’ve seemed to have had better moisture here […]
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