Janelle Atyeo

Over the years, I have had more than a few comments regarding my family, especially my siblings. Over those same years, most of the readers have been a part of the writings of brothers, Terry and Kevin, who were reporters and columnists for several of our state’s daily newspapers. Both now write or comment on a “part-time” basis. In fact, Terry is a regular in our Neighbor publication and quite popular, I might add. In fact, it is not uncommon for a regular reader to say, “Boy, I really enjoy your brother’s column. He can really write, can’t he, Jim?”

Biomass is the key to suppressing weeds, so cover crops provide a good option for battling waterhemp.

Expert offers crop protection tips when budgets are tight

Ron Geis, market development specialist for Corteva, discussed nitrogen stabilizers and biological products at the Farm Progress Show this summer. Tri-State Neighbor photo by Janelle Atyeo

New soybean hybrids, seed treatments protect against nematodes, white mold, more

Governor Jim Pillen, left, sits in the cab of the new XERION tractor with Henner Boettcher. Submitted photo

Controlled burns, hungry goats help reclaim grasslands from invasive trees

Ag startup companies give their pitch at Nebraska Ag Expo event

A cover crop of quick growing cereal rye can keep the soil in place over winter's brown and blowing days. Its long roots soak up excess spring rains, and its straw helps block weeds.

PIERRE — Tom Krawiec found the sweet spot for grazing quite by accident.