AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate and Agriculture: A beef-industry science curriculum lesson on cattle methane was pulled after rancher backlash. Its creators say they are editing it and hope to restore it, reopening a debate over what students learn about livestock and climate change. Wildlife: Monarch groups say tiny radio transmitters have tracked butterflies from Canada and the U.S. to Mexico, where they spend the winter; public apps let users follow their migration. River and Road: The Army Corps cleared the way for the $180 million Nebraska Highway 12 project near the Missouri River. Construction may affect aquatic resources and the floodplain between Verdel and Knox County. Sandhills Stewardship: Applications are open for paid 2027 ranch internships and apprenticeships that include hands-on land-management training and support from the Nebraska Environmental Trust and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
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