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Flood waters caused hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure damage across rural areas of Nebraska. (Photo courtesy of Nebraska governor's office)
Nebraska Ag Damages Approach $1B
3/20/2019 | 3:51 PM CDT
Gov. Ricketts: Flood, Blizzard Destruction Far Exceeds Federal Threshold for Aid
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Many livestock producers are in need of hay and other materials following the flooding and blizzards in Nebraska. (DTN file photo)
Disaster Aid, Places to Donate
3/20/2019 | 6:03 AM CDT
Agriculture, State Organizations Try to Help Farmers Affected by Flood, Blizzard
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Robby Bevis uses cover crops to blanket his soil during the winter. They act as a defense against chemical injury and require no tilling. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Benjamin Krain)
Listen to the Land - 11
3/21/2019 | 6:01 AM CDT
Farm Ugly
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Potash has a price higher than last month, with an average price of $386/ton, and is one of three fertilizers that have moved higher. (DTN graphic)
DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends
3/20/2019 | 8:50 AM CDT
Lower Fertilizer Prices Continue
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The National Wheat Contest's fourth year of competition is open for applicants. (DTN photo graphic)
Wheat Contest Open
3/20/2019 | 6:49 AM CDT
2019 National Wheat Contest Accepting Entries
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  1. Gov. Ricketts: Flood, Blizzard Destruction Far Exceeds Federal Threshold for Aid

  2. Agriculture, State Organizations Try to Help Farmers Affected by Flood, Blizzard

  3. Farm Ugly

  4. Lower Fertilizer Prices Continue

  5. 2019 National Wheat Contest Accepting Entries

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