Curt Arens is an Editor at Agri America Marketing Inc. He specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on topics such as farm management, farming equipment, organic farming, and ranching. Curt's work has been featured in Albion News and Farm Progress.
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Curt Arens' articles predominantly focus on agriculture and farming, with a specific emphasis on local (United States) news. Based on the coverage attributes and topics covered, it is clear that he has an interest in event coverage, data citation, how-to guides related to agricultural practices, as well as industry-specific content.
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Bow Creek Chronicles: I recall celebrating America’s bicentennial in 1976 in a unique way, as we prepare to mark the country’s 250th birthday.
HHD visitors mostly drive to the show, but for those farther away, you can fly into Grand Island or Kearney, Neb.
Nebraska’s ENREEC research farm and facility near Mead recently received two methane-powered New Holland T6.180 tractors from CNH.
Bow Creek Chronicles: Send in photos of old corn pickers and early combines, so we can pay tribute to the machines that evolved into today’s combines.
One ranch couple, married nearly 40 years, discusses how things have changed over the decades in their Cherry County, Neb., operation.
Here’s how things have changed on the farm in Nebraska — and the ways it has stayed the same — since the bicentennial year of 1976.
Farmers and ranchers across Nebraska and the Plains are ruled by the risk of wildfires and drought, combined with limited irrigation water availability.
Rural residents near O’Neill banded together to open a store where they could market their home-raised meat and other farm products.
There are more live demonstrations and hands-on exhibits at HHD than ever before. The event is set for Sept. 15-17 near Grand Island, Neb.
Mark McHargue farms with his family near Central City and has lived through many changes on the farm.
