Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
At the “look alikes” session taught by Nutrien staff, youths were shown a suitcase of chemicals that contained ones that are unharmful if eaten and dangerous ones that look similar. The youths tried to identify the safe ones.
More than 500 youths learned how to identify and deal with hazards on the farm at Friday’s Progressive Ag Safety Day.
With combines and grain carts heading to the fields, the Nebraska Corn Board and the Nebraska Corn Growers Association are urging farmers, residents and drivers to take a second for safety this
Courtesy Photo | Governor’s Office
Viewing a spot near the Sutherland canal last week as state officials looked at areas for the Perkins County Canal were, from left, DNR Director Tom Riley, Gov. Pete Ricketts, Attorney General Doug Peterson and Speaker Mike Hilgers.
Courtesy Photo | Governor’s Office
One of the stops on the state officials’ itinerary last week was Roscoe, where the South Platte River flow was at zero cubic feet per second.
Governor Pete Ricketts and other state officials toured portions of the South Platte River Basin with state officials last week.
File Photo | The Imperial Republican Daniel Christensen of the Wauneta-Palisade FFA chapter visits with Ag Safety Day attendees about grain bin safety at the 2018 program.
The Chase County 4-H Council and Chase County Schools, in conjunction with the Progressive Agriculture Foundation, will be hosting the 7th Ag Safety Day for K-6 students this Friday.
Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
The paperwork is complete on the sale of Keith Regier’s feed business to Veterinary Services. On hand Monday at the feed business building at 120 Holland Street were, from left, Sam Munderloh, Regier Feeds manager; Sherryn and Keith Regier, previous owners; and Dr. Nicole Hendricks, DVM, and Dr. Troy Worth, DVM, co-owners of Veterinary Services.
Joining a feed company with a veterinary clinic is a natural combination of businesses.
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