Nebraska’s agricultural influence reaches far beyond the Cornhusker State

Nebraska’s agricultural influence reaches far beyond the Cornhusker State.

The development was reported about 15 minutes ago. The initial verified report was . The verified report states: Brokaw, born on a Seward County farm near Milford.

It also reports: He helped develop the Farm Security Administration’s Tenant Purchase. Another confirmed detail is: Keim, professor and chairman of the Department of Agronomy. The available report further notes: He was a fellow and president of the American.