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You may have heard that the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) now functions under the purview of the Agricultural Marketing Service, but that’s not all.

यद्यपि उनी लगभग १० वर्षदेखि खेती गर्दै आएका छन्, कृषि एरिक थाल्केनको रगतमा छ। मूल रूपमा नेब्रास्काको ओगाल्लालाका निवासी एरिकले आफ्नो बाल्यकालको केही भाग द कोर्नहस्कर राज्यमा र केही भाग द कीस्टोन राज्य - पेन्सिलभेनियामा बिताए।

Last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a joint letter encouraging market-based, collaborative approaches to reduce excess nutrients in waterways. But, few other details were offered on how to best take this approach.

Adverse possession is a common law principle that dates back to 2000 B.C. The legal principle was mentioned in 5,046 cases in the United States between 1960 and 2015. During the same time period, there were 176 cases in Nebraska that cited adverse possession.

जस्टिनो बोर्जाको दृढता गहिरो जराबाट बढ्छ। उहाँ मेक्सिकोबाट आउनुभयो, किसानहरूको परिवार, र भूमि काम गर्ने इतिहास। निस्सन्देह, जहाँ जस्टिनोले आफ्नो दृढ संकल्प र परिवार र भूमिको लागि आफ्नो प्रेम विकास गरे।

An overreliance on faulty data may be leaving thousands of rural Nebraska households out of the digital age. Twice per year, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) collects broadband access data through Form 477 from internet service providers. This data has a host of problems and can severely overestimate broadband access.

Nebraskans - your help is needed to advance two bills that will benefit rural Nebraska. Sen. Carol Blood has reintroduced the Beginning Veteran Farmer Tax Credit bill (LB 5), and Sen. Mark Kolterman has introduced LB 28 to address issues with adverse possession.

Some people are lucky enough to know exactly what they want to do with their lives. Ben Schole is one of those fortunate few. For him, farming has always been his calling.

Not everyone can say their hobby became a successful business venture, but for Tonya and Chad Ottemann, that’s exactly what happened.

On Election Day, voters in Idaho, Nebraska, and Utah, approved the expansion of Medicaid. This expansion will extend health insurance coverage to more than 300,000 low-income residents.

As we look forward to 2019, I am amazed what you—our staff, our board, and our supporters—have achieved. The past year marked the Center’s 45th anniversary. I am proud that the Center remains vibrant...

लिज्जी स्वाली स्वस्थ जीवन बिताउनमा विश्वास गर्छिन्। नेब्रास्काको सान्टीको आफ्नो मूल समुदायकी एक नेता र ग्रामीण मामिला केन्द्रकी सामुदायिक खाद्य सहयोगीको रूपमा, उनी हरेक दिन बाँच्छिन्...

Across rural America, communities are increasingly depending on high-speed internet to complete an education, talk to their doctors, or adopt the latest farm technology. Meanwhile, access to broadband internet speeds has become a necessity in today’s digital economy.

In 2017, we developed an active presence on Iowa state policy, which continues today. Our priority issues include clean energy and water quality. We collaborate with coalition partners, develop relationships with key legislators, and engage Iowa supporters.

नेब्रास्काका निर्वाचित प्रतिनिधिहरूले २०१८ को व्यवस्थापिका सत्रमा आर्थिक विकास, बजेट र कर, स्वास्थ्य सेवा, ऊर्जा र वातावरण, र खाद्य तथा कृषि लगायतका धेरै विवादास्पद मुद्दाहरूमा बहस गर्नेछन्।

For many years, the Center for Rural Affairs has advocated for support of common-sense and effective policy reform to close loopholes in the farm safety net and curtail further abuse of taxpayer dollars.

It's official! The first day of 2019 is here. What better way to kick it off than with a look at our most viewed post in 2018, authored by Anna Johnson, our policy manager. This piece takes a look at...

In our second highest viewed post of 2018, we feature a small business in Tekamah, Nebraska. Chatterbox Brews, a bar, restaurant, and event space, successfully worked with our small business loan specialists for financing. The owners have excited the community and, today, more development can be seen along Tekamah's main street. This blog is authored by Liz Daehnke, our communications consultant.

Today, we share number three in our top five posts countdown, a blog asking for your help. Last spring, the U.S. House of Representatives planned a vote on their version of the farm bill. This...

The year in review countdown continues with a blog we wrote on the farm bill – a topic that dominated 2018. Coming in at number four is a breakdown of the House Agriculture Committee's version of the farm bill, written by Anna Johnson, our policy manager, in April.