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Ainsworth Youth Participate in Summer Dance

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Prairieland Flowers to Hold First U-Pick of the Season on July 25

After the loss of her infant child in 2016, Melissa Stewart of Long Pine decided she needed an outlet, and Prairieland Flowers was created. She had a background in horticulture and cut flowers.
Fredenburgs Compete at Cornhusker State Games in Lincoln

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Moylan's Book Arrives at Star-Journal

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Ainsworth Library Holds Summer Reading Program

Ainsworth Library Holds Summer Reading Program

Legislative Notes

Senator Tom Brewer - 43rd District

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

One of the most brilliant and inspired ideas ever conceived by the American mind is having an election every two years. Citizens in the United States have the opportunity to select their elected representatives, and they don’t have to wait very long to determine whether or not they chose wisely.

Ask a Master Gardener

Brenda Goeken

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

My yellow squash have lots of blooms but no squash, did I get all male plants? Most vining vegetables including squash and cucumbers, are monoecious, meaning each plant produces both male and female flowers. Female blooms can be identified by the tiny bulb at the base of the flower that will eventually become the vegetable and male flowers have a straight stem.

Ainsworth Community Schools Calendar of Events/Lunch Menu

News Staff

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

Dates and Times Subject to Change August 2022 Thursday, August 4th 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.: Middle/High School Student Schedule Pickup.

Salvaging Drought Stressed Corn and Milo

Samantha Daniel

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

With much of the state of Nebraska in some level of drought, salvaging drought-stressed corn and milo is a challenge, particularly for producers in the southwest region of the state where severe to extreme drought conditions persist.

Grasshoppers On The Range

Ben Beckman

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

With dry conditions statewide, natural grasshopper population controls that thrive in warm, humid weather are not as effective and the resulting large population starts to eat any remaining forage they can find. While dry themselves, pastures offer hungry insects food that they readily consume.

FallForage Inventory

Brad Schick

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

How much feed or hay do you have for this fall or going into winter? It seems odd to be asking this question already, but uncertainty with inflation, drought, early weaning, and cow numbers should get us thinking about this now.

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Ainsworth Youth Participate in Summer Dance

Prairieland Flowers to Hold First U-Pick of the Season on July 25

Fredenburgs Compete at Cornhusker State Games in Lincoln

Moylan's Book Arrives at Star-Journal

Ainsworth Library Holds Summer Reading Program

Legislative Notes

Ask a Master Gardener

Ainsworth Community Schools Calendar of Events/Lunch Menu

Salvaging Drought Stressed Corn and Milo

Grasshoppers On The Range

FallForage Inventory

Do you like BBQ?

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