Widespread rainfall has brought significant relief to drought conditions for some ranchers in the Nebraska Sandhills. Lemoyne Dailey of Thedford says his operation received an inch of rain Wednesday night. “With a little more rain, we can probably stay fully stocked this summer with proper grazing management.” But, he tells Brownfield, “There were at least […]
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