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April 3, 2003
Markets React to USDA Reports
It's one of the immutable realities of commodity markets. Something unexpected, even if it seems of modest proportion, can have a big impact on prices.  More

March 27, 2003
Elusive Search for Perfect Tax
The perfect tax. That may seem like the ultimate oxymoron. Anyone who pays a tax would hardly use the word "perfect" to describe it.  More

March 20, 2003
Gasoline Price Relief Unlikely
We feel it in our pocketbooks every day. Gasoline and other energy prices have been on the rise. In mid-March, regular gasoline prices reached a record high of $1.73 per gallon. Prices are 40 percent higher than last year at this time.  More

March 13, 2003
State Budget Trade-Offs
In other circumstances, it would receive the biggest and boldest headlines. But with the tense situation in Iraq, Nebraska's budget situation seems less important. Make no mistake, though. A day of reckoning is only weeks away.  More

March 13, 2003
Eighth Rural Poll to Look at Taxation and Regionalism
LINCOLN, Neb. — This year's Nebraska Rural Poll will ask rural residents about taxation and how they would support community services as well as their thoughts on regionalism. More

March 12, 2003
Grant Writing Topic of May Workshop in Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. — Researching and writing grant proposals and negotiating with funding sources will be the focus of a five-day University of Nebraska workshop May 5-9. More

March 6, 2003
Declining Farm Numbers: A Long-Term Reality
It seems so logical. When agriculture encounters a tough year, we should expect farmers and ranchers to leave the land.  More

February 27, 2003
Casino Gambling Debate Begins
Debate is one of the cornerstones of democracy. It occurs at all levels of government, from the village board to the U.S. Congress.  More

February 20, 2003
Many States in the Same Budget Fix
If misery loves company, state budget planners have plenty of it right now. The National Conference of State Legislatures reported in early February that budget outlooks continue to worsen in many states.  More

February 13, 2003
Agriculture's Big Picture
It's human nature to worry most about what's immediately ahead of us. For agricultural producers that could be the potential impact of a continuing drought or higher energy prices on 2003 farm incomes.  More

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