University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Nebraska CropWatch
CropWatch podcasts and CropWatch.unl.edu offer research-based, timely information on crop production, pest management, management systems, and related information for Nebraska farmers and agribusiness. A central resource for University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension information, CropWatch podcasts feature Nebraska Extension educators and specialists. For more information on these topics see CropWatch.unl.edu, where new articles are published weekly during the crop season.
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Jun 25, 2026
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Episodes
198. Climate Stories I: Dr. Barb Boustead- Protecting what we cherish 27.06.2025 55:46
In the first episode of a new podcast series, Dr. Barb Boustead (local meteorologist) discusses her first book: "Wilder Weather: What Laura Ingalls Wilder Teaches Us About the Weather, Climate, and Protecting What We Cherish". Barb focused on the weather-related hardships that Laura experienced as a child, how those experiences shaped her resilience, how we can use those experiences to prepare us...
196: Excessive heat and excessive precipitation 19.06.2025 23:48
In this episode I discuss the upcoming heat wave and details about heavy precipitation next week in the eastern half of the state.
193. Weekly Weather Outlook and Update: May 22, 2025 22.05.2025 29:28
#Rain chances statewide starting tomorrow through Monday evening. Best chance at picking up over an inch in the northwest Sand Hills. Severe storms possible tomorrow afternoon in southwest Nebraska. Rain will be more persistent in the western third of the state over the weekend. Eastern section of the state likely to be dry both Saturday and Sunday afternoons/evenings. Rain chances statewide on Me...
190. Weekly Weather Outlook and Update: May 8, 2025 08.05.2025 22:10
In this episode I discuss the warm/hot, dry, and breezy weather ahead. Fire danger will be elevated through middle of next week, especially western and central NE. Chance of moisture in the Panhandle Tuesday night but most of the state will be dry through the end of next week. Discussed chances for #rain and #storms next weekend but how it may not be enough to offset the deficits we are accumulati...
187. Discussion about the upcoming season with Bryce Anderson (DTN) 16.04.2025 1:01:09
In this episode Bryce Anderson of DTN joins to talk about the upcoming season. We talk about the demise of La Nina, the status of the Southern Oscillation Index, and how the current phase of the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) may be at least partly responsible for the string of warm, dry falls. We took a deep dive into the analog years and how years like 2006 and 2021 may be the best blueprint...
184. Rollercoaster ride continues: March 27, 2025 27.03.2025 26:46
Severe storms possible this evening in southeast Nebraska and a warm to hot day tomorrow. Cooler, wetter weather this weekend, with the best moisture falling in the northeast quadrant of the state. Snow possible in the Sand Hills and Panhandle. Additional moisture likely mid-week, with rain east and snow/wind possible in western and north central Nebraska. Temperatures generally cooler than averag...
181. Weather Ready Farms: Mike McDonald 12.03.2025 46:59
In this episode Mike McDonald, farmer in Otoe County and former educator, joins the podcast to talk about his journey from the family farm in Sherman County to his 5-crop rotation farm today. Mike talks about ow a trip to North Dakota in 2011 changed his vision for their farm, the importance of cattle for soil health, his recent experience with biochar and manure, the importance of viewing soil he...
180. Second Tuesday at Nine webinar for March 2025 11.03.2025 35:45
Update on current drought and soil moisture conditions and outlook for the spring and summer.
177. "It's all about water": Jordan Uldrich 26.02.2025 1:17:10
In the latest episode of the Weather Ready Farms series Jordan Uldrich, a diversified farmer from Fillmore County near Milligan, dropped by the Hardin Hall podcast studio today. We had a great conversation covering several topics in the area of regenerative agriculture and water quality. As Jordan would say in a recent article he wrote, "It's all about water". How we manage our soils and inputs ar...
176. Warmer temperatures coming: February 21, 2025 21.02.2025 23:09
In this episode I discuss the recent historic cold and why we had it. Then move into the forecast for next week, which is much warmer than it has been and a chance for a little moisture midweek. Then I discuss the prospects for moisture in the first half of March and the possibility of it turning colder again in mid-March. Finish up with a few thoughts on the U.S. Drought Monitor.
175. More snow and bitter cold coming: February 14, 2025 14.02.2025 18:27
In this episode, I discuss the possibility of more snow over the next several days and the brutally cold temperatures next week. A thaw is coming before you know it though. Finish up with some thoughts on the most recent U.S. Drought Monitor.
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