“I look like I’m doing something, but I’m actually not,” little Navy says in the hilarious clip. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Brandon Peoples
Brandon graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Media from the University of Central Missouri in 2007. He’s worked in radio in both Kansas and Nebraska, including as News Director for KMAN in Manhattan, KVOE in Emporia and KHAS in Hastings, NE. He started his radio career in Broken Bow, NE as a Sports Director…… Continue Reading
Man Marrying His High School Gym Teacher 13 Years Later
Scott Davies always said he’d marry his high school P.E. teacher, even when he was a teen in school. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Kane Brown Stops Show to Share Hug With Boy Victimized by Bully
Brown was performing a show in Denver when he spotted the sign in the crowd. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Ag policy expert hoping for momentum to advance farm bill
An ag policy expert says he wants to see Congress act soon on the farm bill. Jordan Dux with the Nebraska Farm Bureau tells Brownfield many ag groups are in Washington, D.C. this week lobbying lawmakers to take action before the end of the year. “We’re trying to build momentum now to get us into the lame duck to see if we can get something across…… Continue Reading
Late-season warmth, some heat for most; a wetter pattern from the Plains, westward
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of near- or above-normal temperatures and precipitation across much of the country. Cooler-than-normal conditions will be confined to the Far West. Meanwhile, drier-than-normal weather should be limited to coastal Texas, parts of the Southwest, and an area stretching from the Great Lakes region to…… Continue Reading
Narrow margins still troubling pork producers
Some input costs aren’t coming down for U.S. pork producers and it’s putting pressure on margins. Scott Hays, a Missouri pork producer and past president of the National Pork Producers Council, says feed costs, which are a large portion of production costs, have declined. “But our fixed cost, you know those other costs, we’re feeling…… Continue Reading
Late-season heat on parts of the Plains, western states; largely dry weather across the Corn Belt
Across the Corn Belt, warm, dry weather is ideal for corn and soybean maturation. Throughout the Midwest, Wednesday’s high temperatures will range from 80 to 90°F. The corn harvest has begun in parts of the southern Corn Belt, led by Missouri (13% harvested on September 8, versus the 5-year average of 4%). On the Plains,…… Continue Reading
RFA rep not expecting permanent E-15 standards this year
A representative with the Renewable Fuels Association says he doesn’t expect permanent standards for E-15 to be taken up by Congress this year. Robert White tells Brownfield they will continue to push for year-round E-15. “We remain vigilant working with our champions, especially those here in Nebraska and the surrounding states to push that at…… Continue Reading
Farmland market weakening, but not weak
The farmland market is not immune to the downturn in the ag economy. Hertz Real Estate Services president Doug Hensley says what’s happening to ag land values is similar to other parts of agriculture. But he tells Brownfield while the market is weakening, he wouldn’t call it weak. The post Farmland market weakening, but not…… Continue Reading
