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Friend of the Court Effort Yields Results! Ashley Kohls, Vice President of Government Affairs Nebraska Cattlemen, alongside seven other Nebraska agriculture organizations, filed an Amicus Brief [...]

Grasslands historically covered approximately 170 million acres of North America and were the dominant landscape of Nebraska. Whether short, mixed, or tallgrass prairie, these landscapes provided [...]

By: Director of Membership-Retention Jessie Rudolph As Director of Membership-Retention for Nebraska Cattlemen, one of the best parts of my job is getting to travel across the beef state, meet [...]

Renee Halsey wanted to memorialize her father, Lawrence Jochens and she felt donating to the Nebraska Cattlemen Foundation Leadership Development Endowment was the perfect way to honor her dad. [...]

June 1, 2022 Written By: Dr. Larry Kuehn Cattle producers use genetic predictions to select animals as parents for traits of economic importance such as calving ease or yearling weight. […]

It was another twelve plus hour day of ranch work. Yet, there still seems to be so many things that I ended up putting off till tomorrow or let’s be […]

Source: Nebraska Cattleman Magazine By Shaye Koester, Contributing Writer Processing and housing facilities are a necessity for livestock producers. They contribute to animal welfare, animal [...]

By Grace Vehige, Contributing Writer Source: Nebraska Cattleman Magazine When it comes to farm injuries, we all know someone who has been affected. Maybe it was even you. One of […]

Source: Nebraska Cattleman Magazine By Natalie Jones, Contributing Writer “it’s imperative that livestock producers provide some means of fly control during fly season,” says David Boxler, a [...]

Source: Nebraska Cattleman Magazine By Kacie McCarthy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and Beef Cow-Calf Specialist, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Currently, we may be dealing with cold weather [...]