Horse power (literally) was the only way to get things done in the field for centuries. It wasn’t until the middle of the 20th Century that steam and then gasoline-powered engines took the place of horses.
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Nebraska Water Center, ag institute lead Water and Integrated Cropping Systems (WICS) hub
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The Bayard FFA Chapter is establishing a Discovery Degree program for eighth grade students. This is the first time the chapter has tried this…
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