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Upcoming Nebraska Farmers Union Convention Agenda and Highlights Announced - Vimarsana News

Upcoming Nebraska Farmers Union Convention Agenda and Highlights Announced

December 8-9, 2023 Divots Conference Center, 4200 W. Norfolk Avenue, Norfolk, NE 68701 Lincoln, Nebraska. “Proudly Serving Family Farm, Ranch, & Rural Families Since 1913″ is the theme for the 110th annual Nebraska Farmers Union (NeFU) state convention.  John Hansen, NeFU President said,...

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These Nebraska Tribes Are Buying Back Farmland and Attempting to Reverse History - Vimarsana News

These Nebraska Tribes Are Buying Back Farmland and Attempting to Reverse History

Aaron LaPointe sits behind a desk in the Little Priest Tribal College’s library basement in Winnebago, Nebraska, ready to speak to a class in a new

Three Nebraska tribes buying back farmland, attempting to reverse history - Vimarsana News

Three Nebraska tribes buying back farmland, attempting to reverse history

In the past five years, the Winnebago, the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska and the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska have bought 3,000-odd acres of farmland that was once theirs.

Three Nebraska tribes are done losing land. Now they're the buyers. – Sierra Nevada Ally - Vimarsana News

Three Nebraska tribes are done losing land. Now they're the buyers. – Sierra Nevada Ally

Three Native tribes are rebuying back land that was once theirs, before the U.S. government took some and then desperation stole more. Getting it back isn’t cheap.

Three Nebraska tribes buying back farmland, attempting to reverse history - Vimarsana News

Three Nebraska tribes buying back farmland, attempting to reverse history

In the past five years, three Nebraska tribes – the Winnebago, the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska and the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska – have bought an estimated 3,000 acres, total, of farmland that was