Webinars

Pricing and Strategies of Weaned Calf Risk Protection

With Elliott Dennis, Associate Professor and Livestock Economist, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; and Jay Parsons, Professor and Farm and Ranch Management Specialist, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

USDA-RMA recently released a new federally subsidized insurance product called Weaned Calf Risk Protection (WCRP). In a previous webinar through the Center for Agricultural Profitability (CAP) we reviewed how the product works, reporting requirements, and indemnity payouts. On January 15th the USDA-RMA will release the projected prices for 2024 and premium rates by county for Nebraska, Colorado, South Dakota, and Texas. This webinar will focus on reviewing these rates, potential strategies consider, and trade-offs between different USDA-RMA insurance products based on the chosen strategy.

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Grain Marketing for 2025 (Five Part Series)

With Jessica Groskopf, Extension Agricultural Economist, and Cory Walters, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics.

The Center for Agricultural Profitability is pleased to announce the launch of a new webinar series, titled Grain Marketing for 2025, designed to equip farmers with the knowledge and strategies they need to succeed in today’s ever-changing grain market. The sessions are open to all farmers, agricultural professionals, and industry stakeholders.

The Grain Marketing for 2025 series includes five sessions on every other Tuesday at noon CT, beginning Jan. 14. Participants are encouraged to attend each session.

Each session will be led by Agricultural Economists Cory Walters and Jessica Groskopf, who will review and provide insights into managing important topics such as: World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), Cost of Production, Seasonality and Price Patterns, Pre-harvest pricing strategies, and Crop Insurance contract decisions including SCO and ECO.

NOTE: Registering will enroll you in each of of the five sessions, held every other Tuesday through March 11. 

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Grain Marketing for 2025 (Five Part Series)

With Jessica Groskopf, Extension Agricultural Economist, and Cory Walters, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics.

The Center for Agricultural Profitability is pleased to announce the launch of a new webinar series, titled Grain Marketing for 2025, designed to equip farmers with the knowledge and strategies they need to succeed in today’s ever-changing grain market. The sessions are open to all farmers, agricultural professionals, and industry stakeholders.

The Grain Marketing for 2025 series includes five sessions on every other Tuesday at noon CT, beginning Jan. 14. Participants are encouraged to attend each session.

Each session will be led by Agricultural Economists Cory Walters and Jessica Groskopf, who will review and provide insights into managing important topics such as: World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), Cost of Production, Seasonality and Price Patterns, Pre-harvest pricing strategies, and Crop Insurance contract decisions including SCO and ECO.

NOTE: Registering will enroll you in each of of the five sessions, held every other Tuesday through March 11. 

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Agricultural Land Management Quarterly

With Jim Jansen and Anastasia Meyer, Agricultural Economists, UNL

Offered since 2019, the quarterly webinars address common management issues for Nebraska landowners, agricultural operators, and related stakeholders interested in the latest insight on trends in real estate, managing agricultural land and solutions for addressing challenges in the upcoming growing season.

The February 2025 webinar will cover recent trends in Nebraska cash rental rates for 2024-2025, calculating cash rental rates to reflect market prices or farm yields, updating agricultural leases for the 2025 production season, and considerations for landlords and tenants entering the new growing season.

Submit questions ahead of time at cap.unl.edu/landmanagement

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Grain Marketing for 2025 (Five Part Series)

With Jessica Groskopf, Extension Agricultural Economist, and Cory Walters, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics.

The Center for Agricultural Profitability is pleased to announce the launch of a new webinar series, titled Grain Marketing for 2025, designed to equip farmers with the knowledge and strategies they need to succeed in today’s ever-changing grain market. The sessions are open to all farmers, agricultural professionals, and industry stakeholders.

The Grain Marketing for 2025 series includes five sessions on every other Tuesday at noon CT, beginning Jan. 14. Participants are encouraged to attend each session.

Each session will be led by Agricultural Economists Cory Walters and Jessica Groskopf, who will review and provide insights into managing important topics such as: World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), Cost of Production, Seasonality and Price Patterns, Pre-harvest pricing strategies, and Crop Insurance contract decisions including SCO and ECO.

NOTE: Registering will enroll you in each of of the five sessions, held every other Tuesday through March 11. 

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Generations United: Breaking Stereotypes and Fostering Communication

With Leacey E. Brown, MS, South Dakota State University Extension Gerontology Field Specialist. 

Each of us is a member of a generational cohort used to describe groups of similarly aged people. People from the same generation are often depicted as sharing similar traits and characteristics, leading to the development of micro generations, like the Xennials or Generation Jones, when individuals do not match existing generations. This workshop will dispel common misconceptions about generations and explore how to communicate across the generations.

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Grain Marketing for 2025 (Five Part Series)

With Jessica Groskopf, Extension Agricultural Economist, and Cory Walters, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics.

The Center for Agricultural Profitability is pleased to announce the launch of a new webinar series, titled Grain Marketing for 2025, designed to equip farmers with the knowledge and strategies they need to succeed in today’s ever-changing grain market. The sessions are open to all farmers, agricultural professionals, and industry stakeholders.

The Grain Marketing for 2025 series includes five sessions on every other Tuesday at noon CT, beginning Jan. 14. Participants are encouraged to attend each session.

Each session will be led by Agricultural Economists Cory Walters and Jessica Groskopf, who will review and provide insights into managing important topics such as: World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), Cost of Production, Seasonality and Price Patterns, Pre-harvest pricing strategies, and Crop Insurance contract decisions including SCO and ECO.

NOTE: Registering will enroll you in each of of the five sessions, held every other Tuesday through March 11. 

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