46 NEBRASKA CATTLEMAN September 2026 Spreading It Around is Better By Design. West Point Design (402) 372-2408 2074 S Hwy 275 West Point NE 68788 www.westpointimp.com Horizontal Distributor designed by West Point Design Berma Distributor NEW FEATURE! Power Lift Kit CALL TODAY! Pull Type or Truck Mount Styles 16T to 34T Sizes Available! they were decades ago. I think about future generations learning to appreciate the land the way I did. If they inherit a ranch with stronger grass, cleaner water, healthier soils and the opportunity to continue this way of life, then I’ll consider my life’s work a success. In the end, stewardship isn’t something we just talk about, it’s something we practice every day. It’s the quiet promise every rancher makes – that we’ll care for this land with enough wisdom and humility so that generations yet to come can call it home. ~NC~ INSIGHTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 NC DISPATCH Husker Harvest Days The 2026 Husker Harvest Days will be Sept. 15-17 in Grand Island. Catch the Nebraska Cattlemen membership team in the Bill’s Volume Sales booth, #356, located in the northwest quadrant. out to Bonita Lederer at blederer@ necattlemen.org. Cattle Edge Webinars Moving Herds Forward with Genomics: Application & Advancements On Thursday, Sept. 10 Neogen is partnering with NC to present a Cattle Edge Webinar. Genomics is rapidly transforming how producers make decisions about herd health, efficiency and profitability. Join Igenity expert and Neogen Territory Manager Chaylee Tonniges for an in-depth discussion on the latest advancements for Igenity Beef, including the new BRD score, decision indexes and more. Join us for an opportunity to hear first-hand insights on genomics, the value of improved genetics, and how to get started genomic testing. More information on both webinars will be available in the Nebraska Cattlemen Chronicle and on social media platforms. From Awareness to Application: AI for Agriculture Lutz is partnering with NC to present a Cattle Edge Lunch and Learn Webinar on Oct. 7. Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving quickly, but many producers and agribusinesses are still determining how it can create value within their existing operations. This session is designed to move beyond the headlines and provide a practical look at how AI tools can support the work agriculture businesses are already doing every day. ~NC~ NCW-Consumer Education and Promotion Committee Activity Learn how a cow’s stomach transforms food into energy. The NCWConsumer Education and Promotion Committee has a new activity for students in grades 3-8 to learn about the fermentation process that transforms grass and hay animals eat into nutrients. If you have a classroom that would like the activity book and supplies, reach
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