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Two U.S. maps show projected Spring 2026 temperature and precipitation anomalies, with warmer-than-average temperatures and mixed wet–dry patterns.

November Weather Update: What Midwestern Growers Should Watch Heading Into Winter

November 20, 2025

Combine harvests golden corn field

Extension Ag Outlook Meetings to Explore Uncertainty in Markets, Policy, Farm Finances

November 20, 2025

Center pivot waters soybean field on clear, sunny day

Nebraska Extension to Host Irrigation Meeting Dec. 5

November 20, 2025

Audience seated at round tables during a panel discussion at the Organic Grain Production Conference near Mead in 2024

Explore Your Future in Organic Grain Production at Dec. 2 Conference

November 20, 2025

Jocelyn Bosley, research impact coordinator, poses with Slam participants (from left) Ran Wang, Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, Jamilla Teixeira and Susan VanderPlas and Wendy Van of Open Window Communications.

From IANR News

Teixeira wins Faculty Slam with talk about plastic roadways

November 20, 2025

Brown mushroom-like apothecia emerging from moist soil and crop residue, indicating active white mold spore production in the field.

November 20, 2025

Confronting Cropping Challenges to Tackle 2025 Problem Weeds and Pests in December Sessions

By Aaron Nygren - Extension Educator, Amy Timmerman - Extension Educator, Kayla Nilson - Extension Educator, Leslie Johnson - Animal Manure Management Extension Educator, Mailson Freire de Oliveira – Assistant Extension Educator, Marina de Val-Hilden - Extension Educator, Nicole Luhr - Extension Educator, Travis J. Prochaska - Extension Educator, Steve Melvin - Extension Educator Irrigated Cropping Systems, Wayne Ohnesorg - Extension Educator

Young corn seedlings emerging through a thick layer of cereal rye residue in a no-till field, highlighting soil cover and early-season growth.

WildAg Podcast: Productive Plains — The Secret is in the Soil

November 18, 2025

Three women and a man talk while seated in a circle, with other discussion circles in the background.

From IANR News

Rural Prosperity Nebraska helps Verdigre envision a brighter future

November 18, 2025

Prescribed burn on farmland

November 17, 2025

Pasture and Forage Minute: Corn Residue Grazing Impacts, Controlling Eastern Red Cedar

By Ben Beckman - Extension Educator, Jerry Volesky - Nebraska Extension Range and Forage Specialist

Young corn plants in flood water, some bent over or submerged

Producers Can Apply for New USDA Disaster Assistance Starting Nov. 24

November 17, 2025