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  1. Sugarbeet Nutrient Management

    Sugarbeet Nutrient Management

    $1.00

    Soil testing and fertilizer management is essential for improving the yield and quality of sugarbeets. In this four-page color publication, producers will learn how obtain soil samples and calculate needs for nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulfur, and zinc. Learn More
  2. Supporting Children of Divorce; Guidelines for Caregivers

    Supporting Children of Divorce; Guidelines for Caregivers

    $1.00

    The bond with a caregiver may be the most stable relationship for children whose parents are getting a divorce. The NebGuide discusses how caregivers can help children cope with their emotions during this difficult time. Learn More
  3. Supporting Children of Divorce; Guidelines for Caregivers [SPANISH]

    Supporting Children of Divorce; Guidelines for Caregivers [SPANISH]

    $1.00

    The bond with a caregiver may be the most stable relationship for children whose parents are getting a divorce. The NebGuide discusses how caregivers can help children cope with their emotions during this difficult time. Learn More
  4. Survive, Strive, Thrive [Download]

    Survive, Strive, Thrive [Download]

    $35.00

    Survive, Strive, Thrive: Keys to Healthy Family Living is a 15-unit curriculum that takes teens and adults from day-to-day surviving to thriving at home, at school, at work and in their communities by teaching basic life skills in key areas:

    • Goal Setting
    • Making Good Decisions
    • Self-Esteem
    • Coping Skills
    • Anger/Conflict Management
    • Stress Management
    • Building Healthy Relationships
    • Developing Good Character
    • Communication Skills
    • Time Management
    • Child Development
    • Strong Families
    • Positive Parenting
    • Money Management
    • Creating a Healthy Home

    The curriculum includes over 400 pages of easy-to-use lesson plans and handouts developed by University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educators with expertise in family life education. Lessons can be completed in 30 minutes and are designed to stand alone or be combined to accommodate longer learning sessions and meet individual needs.

    Survive, Strive, Thrive: Keys to Healthy Family Living is a 15-unit curriculum that takes teens and adults from day-to-day surviving to thriving at home, at school, at work and in their communities by teaching basic life skills in key areas:

    • Goal Setting
    • Making Good Decisions
    • Self-Esteem
    • Coping Skills
    • Anger/Conflict Management
    • Stress Management
    • Building Healthy Relationships
    • Developing Good Character
    • Communication Skills
    • Time Management
    • Child Development
    • Strong Families
    • Positive Parenting
    • Money Management
    • Creating a Healthy Home

    The curriculum includes over 400 pages of easy-to-use lesson plans and handouts developed by University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension educators with expertise in family life education. Lessons can be completed in 30 minutes and are designed to stand alone or be combined to accommodate longer learning sessions and meet individual needs.

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  5. The Basics of Windbreaks

    The Basics of Windbreaks

    $0.00

    Windbreaks reduce wind speed and create sheltered zones for growing crops and raising livestock. Windbreaks also protect living and working areas, and provide critical wildlife habitat in a landscape dominated by agricultural crops. This set of four Extension Circulars covers the basics of how windbreaks work, and how to set up, manage and renovate windbreaks.

    How Windbreaks Work (EC1763) explains how windbreak structure -- height, density, number of rows, species composition, length, orientation and continuity -- determines how effective the windbreak will be in reducing wind speed and altering microclimate.

    Windbreak Establishment (EC1764) contains information on how to plan and establish a windbreak uniquely suited to a particular site, including site preparation, plant material selection, weed control and replanting.

    Windbreak Management (EC1768) details how to maintain the health and vigor of a windbreak throughout its life cycle. To-dos include weed control, protection from large animals and rodents, corrective pruning, insect and disease control and property chemical use.

    Windbreak Renovation (EC1777) is a step-by-step guide to renovating older or neglected windbreaks to make them functional and effective again. Steps include identifying the primary purpose of the windbreak, evaluating the current condition of the windbreak and implementing suitable renovation techniques.

    Format: Two four-page and two six-page Extension Circulars

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  6. The Nebraska Horse Conference  [DVD]

    The Nebraska Horse Conference [DVD]

    $20.00

    The equine industry is extremely diverse. It has potential for adding value to communities, farms, and ranches, and can play an important role in local and state economies. In order for an equine venture to be successful, it is essential to understand where the current industry is, where it is headed, and the opportunities that are available.

    The two-night Nebraska Horse Conference took an in-depth look at the different sectors in the horse industry. Several professionals who work with horses were interviewed about equine trends and their suggestions for individuals seeking careers working with horses.

    This 2007 program contains many segments, including:

    • Strengths of and Opportunities in the Horse Industry
    • Economic Contributions and the Future of the Horse Industry
    • Personal and Youth Development and Building a Horse Career
    • Equine Science At UNL and Post-graduation Opportunities and Plans
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  7. Trees of Nebraska

    Trees of Nebraska

    $1.00

    Tree planting and care have been important to Nebraskans since the days of J. Sterling Morton, who founded Arbor Day. This 76-page guide includes descriptions and detailed illustrations of identifying characteristics of 97 tree species commonly found in Nebraska. It also includes photos of a number of trees and a dichotomous key to help people identify tree species by comparing leaves, twigs, fruit, bark, and other tree parts.

    Co-published with the Nebraska Forest Service.

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  8. Water Development Costs for Livestock

    Water Development Costs for Livestock

    $3.00

    This 8-page publication provides water development information and a system to help estimate costs for three pumping systems — windmills, solar submersible pumps, AC submersible pumps — and underground pipe. Anticipated future water needs, maintenance costs, life expectancies of the systems, and flexibilities to accommodate management changes must be considered in choosing the most efficient alternative. Discussion and worksheets are provided to aid in determining overall costs for providing water to grazing animals.

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  9. Watermark Granular Matrix Sensor to Measure Soil Matric Potential for Irrigation Management

    Watermark Granular Matrix Sensor to Measure Soil Matric Potential for Irrigation Management

    $2.50

    This Extension Circular defines soil matric potential and describes principles and operational characteristics of one of the electrical resistance type soil moisture sensors for irrigation management. It also covers basic equipment and installation, soil temperature effects on soil matric potential, system maintenance and trouble shooting. This publication is a valuable reference for growers incorporating this soil water measurement tool into their farming operation. Learn More
  10. Weed Management in Rainfed Cropping Systems

    Weed Management in Rainfed Cropping Systems

    $1.00

    Not available online

    This four-page NebGuide provides weed management recommendations for the four phases of a three-year, summer-fallow cropping system designed for maximum crop production given limited water availability.

    Specific weed management strategies and recommendations are provided for each for the stages:

    • Phase I – Winter wheat
    • Phase II – Ecofallow in winter wheat stubble
    • Phase III – Corn, grain sorghum, proso millet, sunflower
    • Phase IV – Pre-winter wheat fallow
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