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Radio Interviews with IANR Experts Posted to the Web

May 15, 2009 If you've ever jumped in your pickup and turned on the radio just to catch the last 30 seconds of an interesting interview with a UNL speaker, there may be another option for getting the rest of the story.

Central Nebraska Organic Agriculture Field Tour May 26

May 15, 2009 A field tour featuring organic agriculture practices will be held Tuesday, May 26 at the Paul Huenefeld farm between Giltner and Aurora.

Field Updates from Across the State

May 15, 2009

USDA Report: Planting Progress and Crop Condition

May 15, 2009

Nebraska Wheat Forecast Drops 9%

May 15, 2009 Based on May 1 conditions, Nebraska's 2009 winterwheat crop is forecast at 67.2 million bushels, down 9% from last year's crop, according tothe USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nebraska Field office. Average yield isforecast at 42 bushels per acre, down 2 bushels from last year but 2 bushels above the 10-yearaverage.

USDA Surveys Crop Acreage and Stocks

May 15, 2009 How many acres of corn, soybeans, and wheat have farmersplanted this season? Has the total area planted to principal crops declined, as expected? Are moregrain stocks continuing to be stored on farm versus off?

Crews to Survey Nebraska Tree Resources

May 15, 2009

173 Rural Windbreaks Included As part of the Great Plains Tree and Forest Invasives Initiative, approximately 250 randomly selected plots across Nebraska will be visited to evaluate the state's tree resources.

Nebraska Corn Planting Progressing Well

May 8, 2009 Nebraska's corn harvest is progressing well. Below normal moisture for much of the first 4.5 months is allowing producers to make rapid progress with field preparation and planting. Progress across much of the remaining Corn Belt is not faring as well.

Planting Delayed in Much of Corn Belt