Add to ORKGThe 2005 legislative session saw little agricultural legislation adopted, although several rural development measures were adopted. The most contentious issue was mandatory school consolidation
Unfortunately grain prices, particularly corn, have sagged this fall under the weight of a good harv...
Preliminary results for the 2006 University of Nebraska–Lincoln Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Dev...
LB1285 would establish the Livestock Industry Issue Task Force to examine the economic impact of the...
The 2005 legislative session saw little agricultural legislation adopted, although several rural dev...
Two significant livestock development proposals were adopted in 2015: LB106 (livestock zoning), and ...
Several bills dealing with livestock issues were enacted in 1999, including LB882 (temporary zoning)...
On March 3, 2006 the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that a district court’s order stopping the impleme...
Class I School Districts. Nebraska has 477 operating school districts, 220 of which (46 percent) are...
This newsletter reviews major 2015 legislation affecting agriculture and briefly previews some poten...
After a long and contentious political battle, Congress passed, and the President signed agricultura...
Nebraska is engaged in a civil war between proponents of additional livestock production and opponen...
For over a decade, Nebraska has been engaged in a civil war between proponents of additional livesto...
On May 22, 2003 the Nebraska Unicameral adopted Legislative Bill 754 (1) to allow the Nebraska Depar...
Livestock expansion in Nebraska is often contentious. Supporters of livestock expansion accomplished...
In our recently-completed study “Agricultural Property Taxation: A Comparative Analysis,” we have fo...
Unfortunately grain prices, particularly corn, have sagged this fall under the weight of a good harv...
Preliminary results for the 2006 University of Nebraska–Lincoln Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Dev...
LB1285 would establish the Livestock Industry Issue Task Force to examine the economic impact of the...
The 2005 legislative session saw little agricultural legislation adopted, although several rural dev...
Two significant livestock development proposals were adopted in 2015: LB106 (livestock zoning), and ...
Several bills dealing with livestock issues were enacted in 1999, including LB882 (temporary zoning)...
On March 3, 2006 the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that a district court’s order stopping the impleme...
Class I School Districts. Nebraska has 477 operating school districts, 220 of which (46 percent) are...
This newsletter reviews major 2015 legislation affecting agriculture and briefly previews some poten...
After a long and contentious political battle, Congress passed, and the President signed agricultura...
Nebraska is engaged in a civil war between proponents of additional livestock production and opponen...
For over a decade, Nebraska has been engaged in a civil war between proponents of additional livesto...
On May 22, 2003 the Nebraska Unicameral adopted Legislative Bill 754 (1) to allow the Nebraska Depar...
Livestock expansion in Nebraska is often contentious. Supporters of livestock expansion accomplished...
In our recently-completed study “Agricultural Property Taxation: A Comparative Analysis,” we have fo...
Unfortunately grain prices, particularly corn, have sagged this fall under the weight of a good harv...
Preliminary results for the 2006 University of Nebraska–Lincoln Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Dev...
LB1285 would establish the Livestock Industry Issue Task Force to examine the economic impact of the...