President Trump is Sworn In and Executive Orders Have Been Signed; Now What? Earlier this ...

President Trump is Sworn In and Executive Orders Have Been Signed; Now What?

Earlier this week President Trump and Vice President Vance were sworn into office. Many saw the stack of Executive Orders (EO) the President signed upon taking office. In this commentary, Senior Director of National Affairs Jordan Dux provides Farm Bureau's analysis on one EO that will likely have major ramifications for Nebraska's farm and ranch families - the "America First Trade Policy."

Nebraska Farm Bureau Supports Bill to Boost Renewable Fuel Innovation and Economic Growth

No OTT Dicamba Products for Soybean Farmers in 2025

Soybean producers face uncertainty regarding dicamba use for the 2025 growing season as the regulatory landscape continues to evolve. The Rural Radio Network spoke with the Nebraska Department of Agriculture for the latest information on this issue.

NEFB President Mark McHargue Comments on Inauguration

This week Mark McHargue, Nebraska Farm Bureau president, congratulated President Trump and Vice President Vance on Inauguration Day. He also thanked Nebraska Senator Deb Fischer for her service on the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies and representing our great state. Hear more in this video from McHargue.

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Save Your Spot for the Young Farmers & Ranchers Conference

Join us for the 2025 Nebraska Young Farmer and Rancher Conference, where young farmers, ranchers, and agricultural enthusiasts come together for an enriching weekend of networking and discovery. We're thrilled to unveil our Friday night entertainment: Neon Moon Night! Experience the charm of a small-town bar with karaoke, bull riding, refreshing drinks, and so much more!

Join Us for the NEFB Legislative Conference and BBQ & Brews

Mark your calendars for our Legislative Conference on February 25, 2025, as we delve into pressing policy matters affecting agriculture, engage with elected representatives, and receive updates on legislation from both Lincoln and Washington, D.C. Wrap up the day by mingling with fellow Farm Bureau members and officials at our BBQ and Brews event.

Save the Date - National Ag Week Shirts on Sale Soon!

FSA and UNL to Host Commodity Crop Safety Net Informational Webinar on Jan. 30

The 2018 Farm Bill was extended for another year after it was set to expire in 2023, and ag producers have another Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) versus Price Loss Coverage (PLC) program decision in 2025. This webinar will provide an update on farm program details and decisions for 2025 and discuss the prospects of further farm bill development in the coming year.

Why Pay More for Health Coverage?

Nebraska Farm Bureau Health Plans provide the coverage you need at prices you can afford-30-50% less than ACA plans! Already enrolled in an ACA plan? Switch anytime.

Economic Tidbits: Credits Reduce School Taxes

Net property taxes paid to K-12 schools in 2024, excluding bond taxes, are estimated to be 23% less than those paid in 2023. Net taxes account for the tax credits provided by the state to offset a part of property taxes paid to schools. The decrease in 2024 follows an estimated 13% increase in 2023. A change in how the tax credits are applied explains both the 2023 increase and the 2024 decrease.