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A Guide to Profitable Hay Farming Using Crop Share Agreements
Farm & Ranch
Crop sharing has been around for hundreds of years. But in an age where land prices continue to rise, it’s becoming even more common. Are you new to the concept? Here’s a guide to profitable hay farming crop share agreements.
Published on 2025-09-03
Top Cover Crops for Kansas and Nebraska Farmers
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Cover crops are an integral part of agriculture. To get the most from these, it’s important to understand the nuances, though. Best cover crops. Cover crop mixes. Cover crop planting dates. These and many more are important subjects within the overarching theme. Interestingly, much of Kansas and Nebraska are similar. Here’s a look at the cover crop concept, with an emphasis on Kansas and Nebraska — two stronghold states of the Midwest. Here’s all about cover crops for soil health.
Published on 2025-09-03
Profitable Pastures: A Landowner's Guide to Cattle Leasing Agreements
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While pasturelands might not be quite as profitable as top-tier tillable ground, these lands still offer significant value. Cattle land leases are common, and popular, throughout livestock country. For those interested in knowing more about pasture land for lease, here are some things to know about grazing lease agreements.
Published on 2025-07-09
From Wildlife to Water Quality: The Benefits of NRCS Conservation Planning
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The American landowner is, first and foremost, responsible for the care and well-being of the lands and wildlife they steward over. From wildlife populations to water quality, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) benefits conservation planning. Those who aspire for healthier habitats and better landscapes can hope to achieve that through NRCS conservation practices, NRCS programs, and overall land improvements. Here’s what you should know.
Published on 2025-05-09
Protecting Your Rural Property from Natural Disasters
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Protecting your rural property from natural disasters might seem like an impossible task. In some instances, it very well is. Mother Nature can be brutal, and however terrifying, awe-inspiringly unstoppable. But that doesn’t mean we don’t plan and prepare. It’s about risk mitigation, property insurance, and more. Here’s some of what you should know.
Published on 2025-05-09