Dr. Dannele Peck

Today on Ranch Transition Tuesday: Is Weaned Calf Risk Protection Insurance an option? Watch the Jan 9 recording to learn what it is, how it works, considerations when choosing coverage levels, and more at cap.unl.edu/weaned-calf-ri…. Sign up deadline is Jan 31.

@UNLExtension Educator Jenny Rees shares insights on the nutrient value of crop residue & soil impacts following fires & dry conditions across the state of #Nebraska. » buff.ly/37Eecf0 #NebExt #wildfires #ag #cropdamage #drought #cropproduction #corn #soybean

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Your field doesn’t care if you have a bit of stubble, so why worry if your field has some stubble, too? Join No-Till Nolan on his no-shave/no-till journey this November as he learns more about the benefits of leaving the stubble. #LeavetheStubble #NoTillNovember

NEW PODCAST EPISODE: z.umn.edu/9xfc Nitrification inhibitors in detail: Important information to help delay N loss @UMNExt @UMNswac #MNag

Mark your calendar for Nov. 4 at 1 PM ET! Join ARS Rangeland Scientist Dr. Justin Derner as he presents “Grazing land management and soil carbon: Results and Insights from the Western Great Plains.” Details and free registration loom.ly/EyXWBcM

📢 ND Crop Advisors: Want cutting-edge soil health training? Join the Trusted Advisor Partnership’s 3rd cohort and help farmers implement sustainable practices! 🌱 Apply by Nov 8 at trustedadvisorpartnership.com #SoilHealth #Agronomy #TrustedAdvisorPartnership #AgInnovators

RWFM Stewardship WebinarSeries presents Drones and Technology for Rangelands! This webinar will discuss how drones are being used in rangelands and how to incorporate drones into the ranch toolbox. Register here - agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ereg/newreg.ph… #rangelands #drones #grazing

Balancing water use in agriculture is key! That's why researchers in Texas & Colorado developed an improved irrigation management tool: the open-source model pyfao56! This customizable model supports efficient water management for precise crop irrigation. loom.ly/U96l3R4

The Nitrogen Reduction Incentive Program is open and accepting applications. Learn more at @NebraskaDNR: dnr.nebraska.gov/lb-1368-nitrog…

From tools that track pests & weather to info on building healthy soils & protecting forests—@USDAClimateHubs provide science-based, region-specific climate solutions to help land managers build resilience in their communities. Find out more: climatehubs.usda.gov #USDAScience

An interdisciplinary #sustainability scientist position is open at the Jornada (jornada.nmsu.edu) to develop systems-level perspectives on alternative agricultural/land use systems of the US Southwest See: usajobs.gov/job/815412200 (closes 11/22/24)

Is there any pattern to U.S. snowfall during La Niña winters? Based on past years, our blogger tells us where you're likely to need your shovel! climate.gov/news-features/…

Hey! @ACEatIL is hiring! We want a strong researcher who can support our undergrad programs in agribusiness. We have great young faculty (and senior colleagues!) I'm chairing this search, so reach out to me if you have questions. buff.ly/3BPZrEB

Signup deadline for 2025 Pasture, Rangeland, Forage (PRF) insurance coverage is Dec 1. Today’s UNL CAP webinar discussed several PRF coverage strategies and more to help ranchers decide if and how they may want to use PRF insurance. Watch the recording at cap.unl.edu/livestock/past…

Rangeland managers! There is still time to register for the upcoming StockSmart Workshop Series – Using Big Data to Inform Stocking Rate Calculations 🗓️ Webinars will be held 11/6, 11/13, 12/2, and 12/11 🎟️ Info and Registration: csanr.wsu.edu/educational-op…

The PRF signup deadline is Dec. 1. This week's webinar will give an overview of PRF and how livestock producers might incorporate it into their risk management plan. Coverage strategies and historical performance in Nebraska will also be covered. Register: go.unl.edu/yo2n

We are dry. Do you have a plan if these conditions continue into the spring? Hay market is a bit soft, is now a good time to make sure you have some forage cushion on hand, if green up is slow this spring? @unlbeef

Big pattern flip looks increasingly likely next week. It’ll turn chilly with rain/snow chances. Could be a chilly Halloween. And get those sprinklers blown out this week if you haven’t already: first freeze of the season looks likely next week for Denver. #COwx

Although field conditions and weather have been conducive to harvest operations, the warm and dry conditions pose a risk for nitrogen (N) losses if applied in the fall. ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsrelea…