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After submitting their Hartington-Newcastle Public School performance from the Capitol and final spring concert, the fifth and sixth grade band was selected to perform at the Nebraska Music Educators Association in Lincoln Nov.21, in the Graduate Hotel, 4-5 p.m.
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Silage is a vital component of many cattle diets, particularly during periods when fresh forage is not available. Properly fermented silage can provide a nutrient-rich, easily digestible feed that supports cattle health and productivity. However, achieving high-quality silage is not a simple process, and one of the key tools to ensure successful fermentation is the use of silage inoculants. These products contain specific strains of beneficial bacteria that enhance the fermentation process, preserve the feed’s nutritional value, and minimize spoilage. For producers looking to optimize their silage production, understanding the role and benefits of silage inoculants is crucial. Here are three key points to consider: 1. Improving Fermentation Efficiency and Silage Quality The primary role of silage inoculants is to enhance the fermentation process, which is critical in preserving the feed. Fermentation in silage occurs under anaerobic conditions, where naturally occurring lactic acid bacteria convert sugars in the forage into lactic acid. This lowers the pile’s pH, creating an environment that inhibits the growth of spoilage organisms such as molds and undesirable bacteria. Because the natural population of lactic acid bacteria in forage can vary significantly, fermentation can sometimes be inconsistent.
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HARTINGTON – Cedar County’s total property valuation for 2024 was tabulated and notices sent to budget-setting entities last week.
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LINCOLN – Nebraska Public Media is par-tnering with several Nebraska media outlets to present a live hour-long television debate, “Nebraska Debate 1st Congressional District 2024,” airing statewide at 2 p.m. CT, Sunday, Sept. 15 on Nebraska Public Media.
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— Zach Wendling Nebraska Examiner
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HARTINGTON — The Hartington City Council heard Monday from the owners of an apartment complex, who feel a water rate billing change is unfair.
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LINCOLN —The Cowboy Recreation and Nature Trail section just west of Norfolk now has reopened to the public after repairs were made to stabilize the embankment and trail surface from the 2019 flood.
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