President’s Column – December 2022
NEFB brings value to many It’s hard to believe another growing season has come to an end. The drought and rising costs ...
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Magical Moments at the NEFB Annual Meeting
December 4-6 – Younes Convention Center in Kearney – Photos by Cassie Hoebelheinrich
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Farm Bureau Members Set Policy on Key Issues at Annual Meeting and Convention
KEARNEY, NEB. – Farmers and ranchers from across the state set Nebraska Farm Bureau (NEFB) ...
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2022 Nebraska Farm Bureau Silver Eagle Award Honors Dr. Ray Ward, Nebraska’s Advocate for Soil
LINCOLN, NEB. – Nebraska Farm Bureau has selected Dr. Ray Ward as the 2022 recipient ...
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President’s Column – October 2022
Our vote this general election In Nebraska, elections are important to our future. Whether for ...
2022 Farm & Ranch Votes Matter
Your Guide to NEFB’s Endorsements Reasons to give to the NEFB-PAC Today, more than ever, it’s important for elected officials to understand ...
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Cyberattacks in agriculture
“We know how much soil moisture is in the ground. We know the production instantly. ...
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TreadSure in Nebraska advances in Ag Innovation Challenge
The American Farm Bureau Federation, in partnership with Farm Credit, continues its focus on advancing ...
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Nebraska drought worsens; NEFB analyzes its impact to grain and livestock producers
It is abundantly clear the drought is developing into one of the top stories for ...
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Nebraska second graders dig into a delicious story to learn where their food comes from
Arlys Cupp’s second-grade class is learning what ingredients on their pizza are grown in Nebraska. ...
President’s Column – September 2022
Climate actions present risks, opportunity for farmers and ranchers As drought continues to tighten its grip on much of our state, I ...
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Nebraska Farm Bureau drought resource page, FSA outline drought assistance programs
The ongoing drought continues to be a huge concern for Nebraska’s farmers and ranchers. There ...
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Nebraska Farm Bureau files brief to uphold signature-gathering rule, protect rural voice
The Nebraska Farm Bureau, on behalf of the Agriculture Leaders Working Group, has filed an ...
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Aksarben announces the 2022 Aksarben Farm Family Award recipients for 100 or 150 years of consecutive farm ownership within one family
Aksarben began recognizing the dedication and perseverance of Nebraska farm families in 1956. Since then, ...
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Empire State of Agriculture: Nebraska teachers attend national conference
With support from Lancaster County Farm Bureau, the Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation hosted five Nebraska ...
President’s Column – June 2022
Nebraska Farm Bureau’s got your back! It has been a complicated 2022 growing season for farmers and ranchers. We started out with ...
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Controversial SEC proposal opens farms and ranches to potential greenhouse gas reporting requirements
Thank You Nebraska Farm Bureau members! Thanks to 287 members who sent emails opposing the ...
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NEFB-PAC endorsed candidates advance
Nebraska Farm Bureau thanks its members for making their voice heard by turning out to ...
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Getting to know Mike Flood
Republican Mike Flood is seeking to serve Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District in the U.S. House ...
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Foundation receives grant for learning opportunities
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation was awarded a two-year Expanded Learning Opportunity Grant funded by ...
Nebraska Farm Bureau Announces 2022-2023 Class of The Crew
L-R: Emma Labenz of Colfax County, Alexa Tollman of Dawes County, Kendall Prior of Chase County, Whitley Rut of Arthur County, Sydney ...
