June 27, 2008
June is National Dairy Month
June is National Dairy Month, and Nebraska has seen growth in the industry. The average dairy herd size has been steadily increasing in the state of Nebraska.Jeff Keown, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension dairy specialist. mp3/ web/

June 26, 2008
No-till Benefits and Upcoming No-till Events
No-till practices have proven valuable with increased rainfall and flooding this spring. No-till is more effective in draining water and increases overall efficiency for the producer. Paul Jasa, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension engineer. mp3/ news/

June 25, 2008
Preventing Water damage in the Home
Maintaining a dry home starts with routing water away from the foundation. If your home has received water damaged, it should be dried quickly. Shirley Niemeyer, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension housing and environmental specialist. mp3/ news/ video/

June 24, 2008
Phytophthora Disease in Soybeans
Because of the heavy moisture this spring Phytophthora root and stem rot is appearing in soybean fields.Loren Giesler, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension plant pathologist. mp3/ pub/

June 23, 2008
Spring and Summer Weather Forecast
Most areas of Nebraska have faced six straight months of below normal temperatures. This has resulted in a significant increase in precipitation and full moisture soil profiles for the eastern two-thirds of Nebraska. Al Dutcher, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension state climatologist. mp3/ web/