KAAPA Ethanol Weekly Crop Progress Report | 9/3/24

KAAPA Ethanol Weekly Crop Progress Report | 9/3/24

Corn conditions drop one percentage point to 64% good to excellent while holding steady at 65% on the beans. Crop Progress as of Sept 8th: Data compiled by WaterStreet from NASSCorn Dough 95%; 90% last week; 94% on averageCorn Dented 74%; 60% last week; 73% on averageCorn Mature 29%; 19%…
Custer County kicks off Food 4 Youth Challenge

Custer County kicks off Food 4 Youth Challenge

BROKEN BOW - Adams Land and Cattle has begun its sixth annual Food 4 Youth Challenge. Adams is partnering again with local businesses and surrounding schools to assist with their backpack programs, which provide food and other needed items to send home with students. The backpack program is a great…
NPPD’s wholesale rates remain among lowest in nation

NPPD’s wholesale rates remain among lowest in nation

Columbus, Neb. – Nebraska Public Power District’s (NPPD) wholesale electric rates rank among the most affordable in the nation. In 2016, NPPD began benchmarking its wholesale rates against others in the nation, utilizing a database maintained by the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation (CFC). The large group includes more than 800…
RESULTS: Broken Bow High School Rodeo

RESULTS: Broken Bow High School Rodeo

Nebraska High School Rodeo Association student athletes spent their weekend rodeoing in Broken Bow. Here are results from both days of rodeo action, per the NHSRA: Day 1 - Saturday, September 7 Tie Down NeHSRA #PlaceNameScore/Time1111Drueke, James - O'Neill NE10.4003002Leach, Colton - Dunning NE11.1902453Johnston, Tate - Thedford NE11.8401544Phillips, Jack - Chadron…
Dusters sweep weekend competition in Cozad

Dusters sweep weekend competition in Cozad

Cozad, Neb. - The Holdrege Cross Country Team took home plenty of hardware after their meet in Cozad this past Saturday. Holdrege junior Brenna Benjamin won the individual girls championship by a 45 second margin over second-place finisher Ashlyn Schauda of Broken Bow. This marks the second time in as…
Nebraska State Rodeo Association Crowns Champions

Nebraska State Rodeo Association Crowns Champions

The Nebraska State Rodeo Association Finals took place September 6-8 in Lexington. Below are year end, round, and average results per the NSRA: Year-end Winners & Standings: NSRA Standings 8.13.24Download Round 1 Results: Results - Round 1Download Round 2 Results: Results - Round 2Download Round 3 Results: Results - Round…
UNK fall 2024 enrollment remains steady at 5,881 students

UNK fall 2024 enrollment remains steady at 5,881 students

                          KEARNEY – Fall 2024 enrollment at the University of Nebraska at Kearney remained relatively stable at 5,881 students, with a 2.3 percent decrease in students enrolled compared to 6,017 in fall 2023. The number of credit hours students are enrolled in, however, decreased only 0.5%. First-time freshmen numbered 875 –…
Husker Harvest Days includes Free Trees and Water Testing

Husker Harvest Days includes Free Trees and Water Testing

LINCOLN, Nebraska – Questions about trees, erosion, flood control or water quality? Stop in to visit Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts during Husker Harvest Days Sept. 10-12. “This is a great opportunity for producers to meet with conservation agencies all in one place and learn more about cost-share programs that can benefit…
University of Nebraska enrollment grows to 49,749

University of Nebraska enrollment grows to 49,749

Enrollment at the University of Nebraska has reached its highest level since 2021, with a total of 49,749 students enrolled across the system this fall, President Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., announced today. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln grew for the first time since 2017, with strong gains at both the undergraduate…
Drought Conditions Likely to Persist in Missouri River Basin

Drought Conditions Likely to Persist in Missouri River Basin

Abnormally dry or drought conditions are present across 73 percent of the Missouri River Basin, with drought conditions likely to persist or get worse through November. August runoff was 1.2 million acre-feet, 86 percent of the average above Sioux City, Iowa. The updated 2024 calendar year forecast for the upper…