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Helping acreage owners manage their rural living environment.

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Flood Resources

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A view of flooding from the Missouri River along the Iowa – Nebraska border, June 20, 2011. (U.S. Army Photo)

During the spring and summer of 2011 Nebraska experienced widespread flooding along rivers. Resources on preparation, safety, recovery are available from UNL Extension. Visit http://flood.unl.edu

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Acreage Web Show - February 2012

We're having another typical Nebraska winter - January saw temperatures from 60 degrees to windchills of -11! During those cold days we're sure to experience in February, you may want to think about food for good health, good agricultural practices, and soil moisture in your yard.

Stay in shape this winter so you are ready for spring. Alice Henneman, University of Nebraska Extension, shares ways to stay fit through wise eating.

 

Sarah Browning, University of Nebraska Extension, describes GAPs - good agricultural practices - to keep in mind for safe produce from your land.

 

With a lack of precipitation so far this winter, Al Dutcher, Gary Zoubek, and Bob Klein, all with UNL Extension, are concerned about dryness in Nebraska due to another La Nina year.

 

 

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