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Farm spending surges with record incomes
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Will high farmland values hold?
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Can markets improve water allocation in rural America?
Water, one of the most fundamental resources for economic activity, covers about three-fourths of the earth?s surface--but only 2.5 percent of that amount is considered fresh water. While freshwater supplies in the United States are relatively abundant, increasing demand and drought, especially in the Great Plains, have left some states wondering whether there is enough fresh water to go around. ; The drive for greater efficiency in the use of water has led to the emergence of water markets. These markets allow for the equitable transfer of water rights from lower-value agricultural uses to ...
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Strong sales spur Nebraska job gains
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Nebraska shakes off the summer slowdown
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A spring rebound in Nebraska's housing market
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Will the rebound in farm financial conditions continue?
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Manufacturing nudges Nebraska’s economy forward
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Nebraska firms still hiring
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Less uncertainty about future corn prices highlights liquidity