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Drought-Resilient Crop Options for Nebraska Corn-Soybean Growers

By Rituraj Khound UNL Post-Doctoral Research Associate And Dipak K. Santra Nebraska Extension Alternative Crops Breeding Specialist Nebraska is heading into the 2026 growing season with limited precipitation and groundwater resources. Growers are also facing rising input costs and declining commodity prices, forcing many to rethink how much risk they can afford to carry with irrigated corn and soybeans. “In years like this, even small shifts in …
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Alliance Times-Herald broke the news in Alliance, United States on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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