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North American Manure Expo Coming to Wayne Fairgrounds
Wayne, NE- The North American Manure Expo is coming to the Wayne Fairgrounds later this month, returning to Nebraska for the first time in 15 years, welcoming visitors from all across the United States and Canada for this three-day event. Hosted by Nebraska Extension, the expo will bring together livestock...
feedstuffs.com
AGP marks first unit train shipment of soybean oil from David City
Ag Processing Inc. (AGP) cooperative announced another major milestone for its newest soybean processing and degumming facility in David City, Neb., with the successful loading and shipment of the first-ever U.S. unit train of soybean oil. This achievement highlights AGP’s continued investment in value-added agriculture and renewable fuels while creating...
thewayneherald.com
Wayne City Council approves smaller electric rate increase
After considerable debate during Monday's Wayne City Council meeting, action was taken to raise electric rates for electric users in the city. Following a rate study by JEO Consulting, which recommended a rate increase of 11%, council members discussed possible options and arrived at a 6-1 decision (Woehler in descent) to raise rates 6.5% beginning with the October 2026 bill, which will reflect usage from mid-August to mid-Septemer.
omahachamber.org
Investor’s Corner: Lindsay Corporation Brings Midwest Ideals to a Worldwide Stage
Paul Zimmerer and his two sons started Lindsay Corporation in Lindsay, Nebraska, as a small farm equipment business dedicated to helping local farmers solve real challenges. Early on, they developed an irrigation system that worked on hilly land, opening up new possibilities for farmers in the area. More than a...
farmprogress.com
Twin-row cover crop system works under tough weather conditions
Greg Keller isn’t afraid to forge ahead with new ideas. And if it hasn’t been done before, that doesn’t bother this Monroe, Neb., regenerative farmer one bit. Operating with his son, Kole, Keller has helped develop a new cover cropping system called “twin-row cover crops” that is fully suited to dryland and more arid conditions, as well as irrigated land.
KSNB Local4
Nebraska farmer creates American flag and eagle design in 70-acre soybean field for 4th of July
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - For one Nebraska farmer, celebrating the Fourth of July means leaving a message for the world to see from above. Broc Brune has been farming his entire life. Five years ago, he decided to let his soybeans do the talking. “We started out that first year...
News Channel Nebraska
Summit Contracting breaks ground on new Norfolk facility
NORFOLK, Neb. — Summit Contracting has officially broken ground on a new facility in Norfolk as the company continues expanding its operations in northeast Nebraska. The new facility will be built on 37th Street next to Clausen Air on the west side of Norfolk. Company officials said construction is already underway and is expected to be completed this fall.
hartington.net
1931: Railroad to meet with Randolph businessmen
HARTINGTON — Charged with committing grand larceny, Arthur Newberry, 28, Randolph, is lodged in the county jail in Hartington to await action of the District Court. Newberry is charged with the theft of $150 from Gillespie Brothers Jewelry Store in Randolph last Saturday afternoon. Newberry and a number of...