Nebraska Extension - Gage County
September 2021 Newsletter
In This Issue:
- Office Closed - Monday, September 6th
- Tall Tree Tastings- Fall Lawn Care
- Yard and Garden Live
- Southeast Nebraska Alfalfa & Wheat Expo
- Oak Branch Die Back
- 2021 Beatrice Garden Produce Rescue
- 2021 Nebraska State Fair 4-H Results
Water and Integrated Cropping Systems - Nathan Mueller
- Crop Scouting in Late August & Pocket Field Guide
- Southeast NE Alfalfa & Wheat Expo
ANNOUNCEMENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tall Tree Tastings- Fall Lawn Care
How do you put your lawn to bed for the winter? What about your perennials? Cut back in the Fall or Spring? Need help? Let Nicole guide you through the Fall and your yard will thrive this Spring! Thursday, September 23 at 6 pm at Tall Tree Tastings - no cost!
Fall Yard & Garden Live | September 10 & 17
Southeast Nebraska Alfalfa & Wheat Expo
GROBigRed Virtual Learning Series
Oak Branch Die Back
Food, Nutrition & Health - Tara Dunker, Extension Educator
2021 Garden Produce Rescue
We are still taking donations at a few locations in Beatrice such as the Extension Office, Library, and YMCA. Thank you to our growers and participating organizations for all of your donations this growing season!
Want to follow along for more updates of our Garden Produce Rescue? Join the 2021 Beatrice Garden Produce Rescue Facebook page.
4-H & Youth Development - Jacie Milius, Extension Educator
2021 Nebraska State Fair Results
Photography:
Silas Benson: Photography selected for UNL Animal Science Department Exhibition
Lily Sobotka: Photography selected for UNL East Campus Exhibition
Presentations
Garrett Smidt: Top Illustrated Presentation
Livestock
Emily Rempel: Champion Registered Doe
Grace Bigley: Reserve Champion Fancy Division
Cooper Lovitt- Reserve Champion Crossbred Market Gilt, Champion Division II Market Gilt, Reserve Champion Division III Market Gilt
Additional results will be available in the October newsletter.
Water and Integrated Cropping Systems- Nathan Mueller, Extension Educator
Crop Scouting in Late August & Pocket Field Guide
Crop scouting in late August often will not result in immediate management decisions. However, taking notes on what you observe now can provide valuable information moving in to harvest and confirm or reprioritize agronomic goals for next year. There are many things to take note of and questions to ask. What diseases are the most prevalent? Do you see any areas of the field exhibiting poor growth or yield potential? Do I want to conduct a pre-harvest yield estimate? I have a few suggestions for your late season scouting and I want to make sure you have the newest Nebraska Corn and Soybean Pocket Field Guide with you.
Southeast NE Alfalfa & Wheat Expo
Nebraska Extension - Gage County
Email: Gage-County@unl.edu
Website: https://extension.unl.edu/statewide/gage/
Location: 1115 West Scott Street, Beatrice, NE, USA
Phone: 402-223-1384
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UNLExtensionGageCo/
Twitter: @GageCoExtension