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Bill Northey, Iowa ag leader and Trump administration USDA undersecretary, dies - Vimarsana News

Bill Northey, Iowa ag leader and Trump administration USDA undersecretary, dies

Former Iowa Ag Secretary and Trump administration USDA leader Bill Northey has died, leaving behind numerous family and friends and a legacy of farm policy leadership. He was 64.

An aging breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them? - Vimarsana News

An aging breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them?

Many fear there won’t be a next generation to carry on family farms — even though large machinery and new technologies have reduced the manpower needed to plant and harvest.

An Aging Breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them? - RIVER COUNTRY - Vimarsana News

An Aging Breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them? - RIVER COUNTRY

As the combine gobbled soybean plants in a Buffalo County field north of Amherst on a summer-like October afternoon, beans went into its bin and dry pods, stems and leaves scattered out the back.

An Aging Breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them? - PLATTE VALLEY - Vimarsana News

An Aging Breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them? - PLATTE VALLEY

As the combine gobbled soybean plants in a Buffalo County field north of Amherst on a summer-like October afternoon, beans went into its bin and dry pods, stems and leaves scattered out the back.

An aging breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them? - Vimarsana News

An aging breed: Nebraska's farmers are getting older. Who will replace them?

Nebraska farmers are aging, with an average age of nearly 57 years old, according to recent census data. So who will replace them? And how does rural Nebraska attract them?