• 6/8/2009 2:44:24 PM | 1:00 | 1400 kb
  A Minute With: Brenda Council on the strong economic connection between rural and urban Nebraska - and that much of the state's income is derived from agriculture.
  


• 6/1/2009 1:53:53 PM | 1:00 | 1400 kb
  A Minute With: Jon Holzfaster on his joy of working with animals and how that care is a key component to providing a high quality and consistent product for consumers
  


• 6/1/2009 1:50:26 PM | 1:00 | 1400 kb
  A Minute With: Jan Miller on how agriculture, like other industries, focuses on keeping up with technology as a way to continuously improve
  


• 6/1/2009 1:45:29 PM | 1:00 | 1400 kb
  A Minute With: Bart Beattie on the high-quality care hog producers provide for their animals
  


• 6/1/2009 1:38:46 PM | 1:00 | 1600 kb
  A Minute With: Jon Holzfaster on the importance of agriculture and livestock to Nebraska
  


• 10/16/2008 3:04:38 PM | 1:36 | 1500 kb
  Dr. Weldon Sleight discusses how a dairy program helps young farmers get a start. He spoke to A-FAN following its Nebraska Agriculture Matters Seminar held in early 2008.
  


• 10/16/2008 3:02:47 PM | 1:56 | 1800 kb
  Dr. Weldon Sleight explans how the '100 cow program' helps young farmers return home as a business partner, not a hired hand.
  


• 10/16/2008 2:58:21 PM | 2:12 | 2000 kb
  At the Nebraska Agriculture Matters Seminar in early 2008, Dr. Galen Erickson discussed how livestock production can benefit from the ethanol co-product distillers grains.
  


• 10/16/2008 2:54:59 PM | 1:49 | 1700 kb
  Charles Shapiro, a soil scientist with UNL, explains that livestock manure has value, and that odor can be managed. He spoke to A-FAN following the Nebraska Agriculture Matters Seminar.
  


• 10/16/2008 2:53:54 PM | 0:42 | 660 kb
  Brad Soncksen of the Natural Resource Conservation Service reminds producers that EQIP can provide assistance for environmental improvements. He spoke to A-FAN following its Nebraska Agriculture Matters Seminar in early 2008.
  

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