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
Kinsley White talks about her calf during the Sarpy County Premium Auction at the fairgrounds in Springfield, Neb. Submitted photo
The soybean crush industry is undergoing a widespread expansion in the Northern Plains. This new soybean crush plant site is located outside Norfolk, Neb. Photo by Norfolk Crush LLC
By: Kristen Sindelar
Eldon Haack learned all aspects of embryo breeding this June when he implanted embryos for the first time. Kearney County 4-H PICS 0816ks 1 Submitted photo Eldon Haack learned all aspects of embryo breeding this June when he implanted embryos for the first time. 2 Submitted photo As part of his Nebraska Farm Bureau Student Project Grant, Eldon Haack used embryo breeding to improve the genetic quality of his cow herd. 3 Submitted photo Olivia Haack received funds from the Nebraska Farm Bureau Student Project Grant to help buy supplies to plant and sell produce as part of her SAE project. 4 Submitted photo Pulling soil samples was a learning process for Olivia Haack, who is growing produce to sell at local farmers markets for her SAE project for FFA.
Moo U Livestock Tours are a new addition to the 2024 Nebraska State Fair. Every hour, free tours of the livestock barns will be offered to educate the public about livestock production. Photo courtesy of Nebraska State Fair
Beef carcass contest winners in Custer County 4-H learn about producing high-quality beef during the recent Custer County Fair. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Babcock
Josie Wilson is diligent in training her animals in preparation for the show season. Submitted photo
The Rexroths breed and show Boer meat goats. At the 2024 Cheyenne County Fair, their goats earned grand champion market goat and grand champion breeding doe. Submitted photo
Gov. Jim Pillen, center, traveled to Oak Barn Beef in West Point, Neb., to sign an executive order against lab-grown meat. He is joined by Eric and Hannah Klitz, owners of Oak Barn Beef. Submitted photo
When equipment is working out in a field, oftentimes the nearest fire department is miles away. Fires are a major concern in the dry conditions of harvest. Photo by 1st Fire Safety
Major flooding events were common along the Missouri River before manmade dams reduced the frequency and severity. The town of Green Island was completely wiped off the map by flooding in 1881 and replaced by Aten, as shown by this comparison of maps from 1879 and 1885. Images submitted by Rod Nohr
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