This is Nathan Mueller, Cropping Systems Extension Educator in Fremont, NE. I will be hosting a workshop for a new initiative that seeks to enhance the knowledge of corn, soybean, and wheat producers on their sustainability and operational efficiency. The free workshop will be on Thursday, Dec. 11 from 9 am to 1 pm at […] Continue reading → 
Managing Agronomic Inputs: A presentation given during the Landowner/Tenant Lease Meeting in Blair, NE on December 2, 2014. Local Extension Educators Contact Information Local variety trials results: www.firstseedtests.com Aphid Seed Scout app: https://croptechcafe.org/mobile-apps/ An expanded list of input costs to assess can be found out: http://cropwatch.unl.edu/survivinghighinputcosts Also, check out this recent video clip from Market […] Continue reading → This is Nathan Mueller, Cropping Systems Extension Educator in Fremont, NE. An accidental radiological release training will be offered for all agricultural stakeholders. The free training is Dec. 8 at the Dodge County Extension Office. The Dodge County Extension Office is located at 1206 W. 23rd Street in Fremont. It will be held from 7:00 […] Continue reading → 
Landlord/Tenant Farm Lease Meeting to Highlight Communications, Rental Rates, Reducing Input Costs An educational meeting on farm leases for landowners and tenants will be held on Tuesday, December 2, 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Blair City Building, 218 S. 16th Street, Blair, NE. This free seminar will help landlords and tenants establish and […] Continue reading → 
The Nebraska Extension in Dodge County in Fremont and Colfax County in Schuyler will be hosting a site for a new initiative that seeks to enhance the knowledge of Nebraska corn, soybean and wheat producers on their sustainability and operational efficiency measures. Participating farmers will use a new web based tool called the Fieldprint® Calculator. […] Continue reading → This is Nathan Mueller, UNL Cropping Systems Extension Educator in Fremont, NE. Reducing input cost for next season’s crop is something many are thinking about given the low commodity prices. Reducing inputs in certain areas may not always be a profitable management decision. A big step is to develop an accrual balance for each crop […] Continue reading → 
Guest Blog Post: Authored by John Wilson, Extension Educator in Burt County. I recently had a farmer ask me what he needed to do to take the perfect soil sample for SCN? I think he was joking in his search for perfection, but he does ask a good question that I’m asked more all the […] Continue reading → 