Kristen Sindelar is an experienced agriculture reporter, specializing in local agricultural news in Nebraska City and the surrounding areas. With a focus on crop production, animal husbandry, and emerging agricultural commodities, Kristen's articles provide valuable insights and updates for farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses in the region.
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By: Kristen Sindelar
The three life stages of corn earworm are caterpillar, pupa and adult moth. Submitted photo
By: Kristen Sindelar
Since introducing the Electrogator center pivot irrigation system over 50 years ago, Reinke Manufacturing has been flooding the irrigation industry with its mechanical and technological advancements.
Chad Engle shared tips for “Coaching Cowboys” during an educational BEEF session at Husker Harvest Days Sept. 10. He used antidotes from his personal experiences to help others build a team on the farm or ranch. Midwest Messenger photo by Kristen Sindelar
By: Kristen Sindelar
Full-sized Reinke irrigation systems were on display at Husker Harvest Days in Grand Island during the second week of September.
By: Kristen Sindelar
Since introducing the Electrogator center pivot irrigation system over 50 years ago, Reinke Manufacturing has been flooding the irrigation industry with its mechanical and technological advancements.
A 10-acre test plot is part of the four-year FFA project taken on by Landon Drews of Paxton, Neb. Submitted photo
This example of the point system from the draft Herbicide Strategy is based on pesticide application for non-irrigated corn and soybeans on sloped land, non-sandy soil in Iowa.
By: Kristen Sindelar
Jacie Wolfinger of Lexington, Neb., has been selected as one of four finalists for the American Star Farmer, a top achievement award in FFA. Her three-tiered Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) is Beef Production. Submitted photo
If Deven Dose wrote a rhyme about his 4-H swine project this year, it would read: This little piggy had a C-section, this little piggy moved into our home. This little piggy had a prolapse, this little piggy had none. And this little piggy went wee, wee, wee all over the carpet at home!
By: Kristen Sindelar
Defoliation of the soybean plant occurs when the soybean tentiform leafminer feeds on the leaves. Photo by Wayne Ohnesorg, Nebraska Extension-UNL CropWatch
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