Are you looking to join a farming community?
Check out the organizations below to learn more or get involved!
Nebraska Grazing Exchange
The Nebraska Strategic Ag Coalition group has funded an online interface that connects land owners who do not have grazing animals to livestock owners who can provide grazing management services. To create a free account, click here! Create a pin by entering your information about either your animals or your land. Finally, make a match and connect with others in your area!
Testing AG Performance Solutions (TAPS)
Get involved in TAPS!
The University of Nebraska Testing Ag Performance Solutions (UNL-TAPS) is a unique program by the University of Nebraska, combining real-life farm management competitions with interactive learning. It involves UNL experts, farmers, industry leaders, students, and government personnel in a network to improve profitability and efficiency in agriculture. Participants experiment with strategies and technologies in a low-risk setting and gain access to valuable data. Supported by various entities, including the University of Nebraska extension and industry leaders, UNL-TAPS fosters collaboration and innovation in agriculture.
Nebraska Soil Health Coalition
Do you live in or around the Hasting area? the Nebraska Soil Health Coalition has a mission to create a collaborative effort to increase sustainable agricultural production and thriving rural communities. Nurturing a Producer-led Learning Community of on-farm research/demonstration, education, mentorship, and support among Nebraska's farmers. Join the effort!
ConnectedAg Community
Join a network of forward-thinking producers committed to sustainable and regenerative farming practices. Our platform is designed to help you overcome challenges, share insights, and build a more resilient agricultural future.
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Nebraska Corn Growers Local Associations
Join a network of forward-thinking producers committed to sustainable and regenerative farming practices. Our platform is designed to help you overcome challenges, share insights, and build a more resilient agricultural future.
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Nebraska Soybean Association
The Nebraska Soybean Association (NSA) is a voluntary, dues paying not-for-profit membership organization created in 1969 to provide soybean farmers in Nebraska with legislative representation and advocacy at the State and Federal level. NSA is affiliated with the American Soybean Association (ASA). NSA members are also members of ASA, which is a national, not-for-profit, grassroots membership organization that develops and implements policies to increase the profitability of its members and the entire soybean industry.
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Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
The Nebraska Wheat Growers Association is a non-profit, membership based organization that works to improve and stabilize the profitability of the Nebraska wheat producer. NWGA works to do this by representing Nebraska’s wheat producers in state and national policy and providing educational opportunities to producers and consumers.
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Nebraska Farmers Union
We are a “can do” organization. We harness the power of organization to change the course of history to the good. We created cooperatives across the state, the Unicameral, public power, modern ethanol industry, wind and solar development. Our eyes are still on building a better future!
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Nebraska Farmers Network
We are a private network of some of Nebraska's top farmers, ranchers, and business leaders. The problem we see is that outside investors are gaining access to our local farmland since farmers and ranchers are unable to turn a profit on it.
Nebraska Farmers Network solves this problem by, when a member of our elite network provides us with a land deal, we negotiate with the landowner to buy it and lease it back to that same member with favorable lease terms, ensuring the land stays in local hands and is protected from foreign and outside investors. NFN is dedicated to protecting, defending, and preserving Nebraska’s ag land for our hardworking farmers and ranchers of today and tomorrow.
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