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2026 Fall Homeland | Petals on the prairie: Dahlia Valley Ranch provides fresh flowers to Sandhills communities (opens the original)
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Nelson’s high tunnels extend her growing season by up to two months.High_Tunnel Dahlias, the ranch’s namesake, are a favorite of Nelson’s. Dahlia Dahlia Valley Ranch is in its sixth growing season. Dahlia_Valley Dahlia Valley Ranch boasts over 100 flower varieties.  Bouqet Nelson caters her floral arrangements to a variety of events and locations.Vase Guests can visit the ranch every Saturday during the growing season to pick their own bouquets.U-pick The Sandhills of Nebraska are best known
Warm, dry winter leads to drought conditions in Nebraska (opens the original)
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Midwestern ag producers are no stranger to drought, but this year has brought more stress than usual. Many long-time ranchers claim that this is one of the worst drought years they’ve ever seen, and the science seems to support that conclusion. Eric Hunt, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension educator of Agricultural Meteorology and Climate Resilience, presented on climate conditions in Nebraska at the 27th annual Gudmundsen Sandhills Laboratory Open House. During his presentation on Aug. 1
Virtual fencing: Farming into the future (opens the original)
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Virtual fencing is one of the fastest-growing innovations in animal agriculture. While a relatively small portion of producers utilize it currently, programs like the University of Nebraska’s and University of Missouri’s Heartland Virtual Fence Project are making the technology more widely available. The program, which is geared toward ranchers in Nebraska and Missouri, is a cost-share program that helps producers implement virtual fencing and adaptive grazing management techniques. Marissa Eekh
John Deereâs right to repair settlement reaches a resolution (opens the original)
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As the long-fought antitrust lawsuit against farm equipment manufacturer Deere & Company draws to a close, independent operators of John Deere equipment can breathe a sigh of relief. Since the early 2000s, Deere has imposed restrictions upon its electronic software that make it difficult or outright impossible for farmers and independent retail providers to make repairs to their equipment. The company produces the only software repair tools capable of making the necessary repairs to its equipmen
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