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178. Precipitation chances next week 16:53

1 day ago16:53

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177. "It's all about water": Jordan Uldrich 1:17:10

3 days ago1:17:10

1:17:10

In the latest episode of the Weather Ready Farms series Jordan Uldrich, a diversified farmer from Fillmore County near Milligan, dropped by the Hardin Hall podcast studio today. We had a great conversation covering several topics in the area of regenerative agriculture and water quality. As Jordan would say in a recent article he wrote, "It's all about water". How we manage our soils and inputs are critical to ensuring we have water in the future for our crops and our own consumption. Jordan's journey into regnerative agriculture stated in 2021 when he was trying to control a field of weeds and he offers 'GEE' for farmers who are looking to progress into regenerative practices: Goals, Education, and Execution. We also discuss the hindrances farmers face in getting started with regenerative practices and in some of the bigger issues facing agriculture today.…

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Warmer temperatures coming: February 21, 2025 23:09

8 days ago23:09

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In this episode I discuss the recent historic cold and why we had it. Then move into the forecast for next week, which is much warmer than it has been and a chance for a little moisture midweek. Then I discuss the prospects for moisture in the first half of March and the possibility of it turning colder again in mid-March. Finish up with a few thoughts on the U.S. Drought Monitor.…

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175. More snow and bitter cold coming: February 14, 2025 18:27

15 days ago18:27

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In this episode, I discuss the possibility of more snow over the next several days and the brutally cold temperatures next week. A thaw is coming before you know it though. Finish up with some thoughts on the most recent U.S. Drought Monitor.

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174. Weather Ready Farms: Landon Larkin, Farmland Stock Exchange 26:15

17 days ago26:15

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In this episode Landon Larkin, a young farmer from northern Illinois, recent Northern Illinois University graduate and employee of Farmland Stock Exchange, joins the podcast to talk about his love of farming, how Farmland Stock Exchange is helping keep land ownership in the hands of local farmers, and how its approach allows farmers to take the long view of land use management and become more profitable by emphasizing stewardship and regnerative agricultural practices.…

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173. Cold coming next week, snow likely early week: February 7, 2025 20:27

22 days ago20:27

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172. Colder temperatures next week, more active pattern in mid-February 19:42

29 days ago19:42

19:42

The episode starts with some discussion on the possibility southern rust last summer was tied to Hurricane Beryl. Then I move into discussion on why we have been so mild the last week and then delve into the forecast.

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Mild week ahead, chance of precip, cold early Febraury: Janaury 24, 2025 25:47

5 weeks ago25:47

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In this podcast I discuss the prospects for a mild week ahead, chances for rain and/or snow for parts of the state late next week, and the chance for early February to cold, possibly very cold for parts or all of the state. Also discuss why parts of southwestern Nebraska haven't seen any degradation on the U.S. Drought Monitor even though meaningful precipitation hasn't fallen since before Thanksgiving.…

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170. 2024 temperatures, corn yield, and weekly weather update 28:58

6 weeks ago28:58

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In this episode, I review 2024 temperatures and precipitation across the state and the signal we are seeing from climate change in those stats. I talk about corn yields and a report issued earlier this week by Corteva's Mark Jeschke. Followed up by a summary of the week's weather, including some snow in the western Panhandle later and cold for all of us for the next several days. Finish up with thoughts on possibly getting into a more active pattern toward the end of the month with increased chances for snow.…

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169. Second Tuesday at Nine: Update and Outlook 37:29

7 weeks ago37:29

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Brief discussion of 2024 being the warmest on record, recent cold and snowfall (or lack thereof in some places), upcoming cold, and the possibility of a more active pattern opening up later this month into February. I discuss the possibility of drought improvement in the Western Corn Belt this spring and drought getting worse in western Nebraska. Finally I go into the possibility of a hot, dry summer across the region.…

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168. Weather Ready Farms Series: Dr. Tom Hoegemeyer, Soil Health Coalition 49:42

7 weeks ago49:42

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In this episode Dr. Tom Hoegemeyer, former CEO Hoegemeyer Seed and professor of practice at UNL, joined today to talk about the history of the Nebraska Soil Health Coalition, the long-term ecological and financial benefits of regenerative agriculture, how much water can be stored in healthy soils, the need for a stronger producer-to-producer network, and the benefits of programs like TAPS that allow farmers to experiment without incurring financial losses.…

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167. Mixed bag of weather: December 12, 2024 15:28

11 weeks ago15:28

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Discussion of #ice and #rain potential in eastern NE tomorrow evening/night. Mild to start to the week before more cold air moves in mid-week. No #drought relief in sight for western sections of NE.

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166. December Second Tuesday at Nine webinar 30:47

12 weeks ago30:47

30:47

Update on #precipitation and soil moisture, drought improvements, and the possibility of a White Christmas. Then I discussed the probability of a colder than average January-February in the north central U.S., wetter than average spring in the eastern Corn Belt. Finally I discussed the historical precedent of #drought in the summer after a warm, dry fall and why next growing season could be a challenge.…

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165. Weekly Weather Outlook and Update: December 5, 2024 14:23

12 weeks ago14:23

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#dry and roller coaster temperatures expected across the state in the next week. #Drought and #soilmoisture update.

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164. Weather Ready Farms #7: Quentin Connealy 49:20

14 weeks ago49:20

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In this episode of the Weather Ready Farms series, Quentin Connealy joins to talk about changes they are making toward sustainability, including no-till and cover crop adoption, his embrace of technology and process he uses for adopting new technology, and the financial challenges young farmers face getting into farming. We also got a little bit of volleyball chat in.…

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