Thursday Channel Final Bell with Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics | 05/23/24
*Global crop weather*Weather S&D a huge influence*Inflation & FED talks*Cattle on Feed
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UNO falls to North Dakota State in Summit League Tournament Elimination Game to end season
The UNO Baseball Team lost 7-5 to North Dakota State in a Summit League Tournament Elimination Game in Tulsa, OK on Thursday. The Mavericks went 2 and out despite being the No. 1 seed in the Tournament. UNO's season ends at 18-32-1.
Iowa loses to Illinois in extras in Big Ten Tournament Elimination Game
OMAHA, Neb. – The University of Iowa baseball team was defeated by Illinois, 4-2, in 10 innings on Thursday afternoon at Charles Schwab Field. The Hawkeyes dropped their second straight extra innings game to be eliminated from the Big Ten Tournament. “I thought our guys played really hard today,” said head…
Memphis SRA partially reopens after flooding
Memphis State Recreation Area in Saunders County has reopened to public access, although parts of the park remain closed due to flooding earlier in the week. Flood waters have receded enough to open roads through the campground, where the electrical sites will be available. Those pedestals were not damaged by…
Daily Cash Grain Bids | Thursday May 23, 2023
Central Valley AgElgin Corn - 452 Beans - 1159Humphrey Corn - 448 Beans - 1154Laurel Corn - 444 Beans - 1164Monroe Corn - 464 Beans - 1162Oakland E. Hub Corn - 453 Beans - 1164Royal Hub Corn - 449 Beans - 1164Wakefield Corn - 439 Beans - 1159Hinton, IA Corn…
KTIC NewsCenter Thursday News 5-23-24
An 18 year old had to be airlifted to Omaha after an almost head on collision between an SUV and a semi near Pilger. More details have been released regarding the deaths and injuries caused by a tornado in Greenfield, Iowa Tuesday. Attorney General Mike Hilgers filed a lawsuit against…
There Could be Very Strong Winds Tonight
JD Gibbs and Nick Wieman discussed the potential for very strong winds late tonight (5/23/24) and what we can do ahead of that potential storm to protect ourselves and our property.
Cattle Chat: Caring for young calves
Driving around in the country and seeing the cows and calves out on pastures full of green grass in late spring is a welcomed sight to many. And this is the time of year to begin routine processing for one- to two-month-old calves, and to develop a marketing strategy according…
Dams Protect Lives and Property During Intense Rainstorms
LINCOLN, Nebraska – Amid a series of intense rainstorms, eastern Nebraska faced a deluge that brought up to 10 inches of rain within hours. Thanks to a network of floodwater-reduction dams, lives were saved, and property damage was significantly mitigated. These dams, built through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources…
Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Society to host annual meeting in Scottsbluff
Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Society will hold its 2024 annual meeting at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research, Extension, & Education Center from June 11 to 13 in Scottsbluff. “Each state has its own Soil and Water Conservation Society chapter, that meets annually,” said Robin Foulk, NSWCS member and…
