Kerryann Kocher

Extension professionals provide science-based solutions to producers’ problems in animal health. See how we are helping farmers prepare for potential avian influenza outbreaks in this episode of the UNL BeefWatch. https://lnkd.in/gTMggwFW Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

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Join Keith Berns, farmer and Co-Founder of Green Cover, in the latest Nebraska Soybean Agronomy Update. Keith shares insights on current crop conditions and planning for cover crops before or after harvest. He talks about the benefits of cover crops and puts the spotlight on the advantages of cereal rye before soybeans. Keith also talks about the benefits of a flexible cover crop mix and encourages farmers to stay observant with their soil. Subscribe to our YouTube and social channels so you don’t miss an update! #AgronomyUpdate #nebraska #soybeans #covercrops #growingseason

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Thank you, Shane Thomas, for featuring our latest report, The Evolution of Grower Programs in the USA in Upstream Ag. The report reveals some compelling trends: - Farmers who participate in grower programs use 30% more products from the sponsoring company, showcasing the significant impact on sales. - Retailer concerns about the complexity and negative effects of grower programs have significantly decreased since 2020, indicating better program designs and stronger support. - Participation is particularly high among large farms, early adopters, and those planning to expand, aligning perfectly with the customer profile manufacturers aim to reach. We believe these findings are crucial for manufacturers looking to optimize their strategies and foster stronger partnerships with both farmers and retailers. Thank you again, Shane, for helping us spread the word and supporting our mission to drive innovation in agriculture. Download the free report: https://lnkd.in/g9GFtkxx

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Soybean Production, a seed industry perspective in 2024 (Part 3) By Dusty Sonnenberg, CCA, Field Leader, a project of the Ohio Soybean Council and Soybean Check-off Craig Hurley currently has the position of Soybean Lead for Beck’s. The Ohio Field Leader recently had a conversation with Hurley, discussing changes in the industry that have positioned it where it is today. OFL – When we look at a soybean plant structure above the ground, it’s all about capturing sunlight. The goal is to get the plant canopy closed as soon as possible to help capture as much sunlight as possible. Below ground there’s another structure equally important to the plant, and Becks has been doing some fascinating research looking at root structures. You have been examining the root system and the potential of a root system in a in an uninhibited environment, lacking most any stress or environment issues to see how you can maximize the root system. Hurley – We call this project Root Reveal.… Continue reading https://lnkd.in/g86Hbusq

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Poultry Litter Digestion: DVO renewables A DVO digester offers the unique ability to digest poultry manure on a belt-collection system where no bedding material is utilized. This is a nitrogen/ammonia recovery process. Their system works without outside waste material additions. Operates with little or no fresh water – egg wash water is sufficient. Utilizes scrubbed and recycled effluent liquid from the digester for dilution of the influent waste stream. Produces an economical, beneficial and stable nitrogen fertilizer from the odorous ammonia that is normally volatilized into the atmosphere. Significantly reduces odor from the poultry facility and its waste. Everything and more we work towards achieving at Trashformas Nigeria Limited. A fully circular economy that leaves zero waste after each production cycle. SPC UNIVERSE our ideas are encouraged

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