Nebraska Women in Agriculture Webinars

Past Recordings

Explore past Nebraska Women in Agriculture webinar recordings below by clicking on the downward arrow next to every title to reveal the embedded video and related resources.

This material is based upon work supported by USDA/NIFA under Award Number 2021-70027-34694. 

 

August 15, 2024 — What's in Your (Veterinary) Medicine Cabinet

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With Alfredo DiCostanzo, Beef Systems Extension Educator, Nebraska Extension

This webinar aims to increase the proficiency of cattle ranch, grow yard or feedlot owners, managers or employees in veterinary medicine and equipment identification and utilization. We will deepen the understanding of basic veterinary applications of drugs, vaccines, growth-promotion implants, feed additives, supportive therapy and veterinary equipment use so that each participants’ confidence when conversing with their veterinarian, reviewing health directives, or procuring veterinary medicines and drugs is increased.

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July 18, 2024 — Wet Your Whistle Not Your Worry: Drinking Water Quality

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With: Laura Nagengast, Source Water Protection Extension Educator, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and Crystal Powers, Water and Cropping Systems Extension Educator.

This webinar will discuss what is in our drinking water, highlight how it can impact the health of a household, and arm the audience with things they can do to protect themselves and their family.


June 20, 2024 — Cultivate Your Legacy: Nebraska Department of Ag Programs

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The second in a series of webinars presented by the Nebraska Women in Agriculture program that features speakers from the 2024 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference, with Samantha Smith, Program Administrator with the Nebraska Department of Agriculture.

The beginning farmer tax credit (NextGen) is a program offered to producers in the state who rent an agricultural asset to an eligible beginning farmer/rancher. The farm mediation program (Negotiations) is certified under USDA FSA and grants us the ability to mediate agricultural issues (debt/neighbor issues/family succession/USDA program adverse decisions) at a low cost. Attendees will learn more about these programs.


May 30, 2024 — Mastering Effective Communication

With Lisa Kaslon, Professional Development Coordinator, Nebraska Extension

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The first in a series of webinars presented by the Nebraska Women in Agriculture program that features speakers from the 2024 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference, with Lisa Kaslon, Professional Development Coordinator with Nebraska Extension.

Embark on a transformative journey to enhance your communication skills with a session designed for those seeking to communicate more effectively. In today's dynamic and interconnected world, the ability to express yourself clearly, listen actively, and navigate diverse communication styles is a key component of personal and professional success. This session is dedicated to empowering you with the tools and insights needed to thrive in personal and professional interactions. Join us and unlock the potential within yourself to communicate confidently, connect authentically, and succeed in every facet of your life.

This webinar was presented with UNL's Center for Agricultural Profitability as part of a monthly series featuring speakers from the 2023 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference


Oct. 26, 2023 — Family Harmony Through Transition Planning

With Lisa Quist, Regional Vice President, Land As Your Legacy (Nationwide)

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According to census data, 70% of U.S. farmland will transfer to the next generation in the next 20 years, but today many families struggle to keep those farm operations in the family.

When it comes to transition planning, there is a close relationship between how well a family communicates and the probability of success. Good communication provides a good foundation to work from. It helps define what the issues are; it can validate or invalidate assumptions; and it minimizes misunderstanding, clarifies expectations, and develops understanding. It is critical to discover the expectations of all family members as each individual needs to think about and share with the others what they would like to see happen regarding the future ownership and management of the business. Family and business decisions should not be based on assumptions.

Lisa Quist will share with us tips for successful communication and best practices, which can help make the transition of our farms and ranches smoother, with the end goal of all the children still celebrating holidays together after the transition has taken place.

Quist is the Central Regional Vice President for Nationwide’s Land As Your Legacy® program, a division of the Nationwide Retirement Institute®. Along with her team in Ohio, Lisa helps farmers, ranchers and other ag business owners build transition plans with the goal of keeping their family’s operation intact and suited to transition to the next generation.

This webinar was presented with UNL's Center for Agricultural Profitability as part of a monthly series featuring speakers from the 2023 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference


Aug. 17, 2023 — Culinary Hacks to Make the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice

With Hannah Guenther, Food, Nutrition and Health Educator, Nebraska Extension

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During the busy seasons of planting, calving, and harvest, it’s easy to put healthy eating on the back burner. This session will dive into simple tips and tricks to feed your farmer, rancher, and family quick, nutritious (and delicious) meals. This session will include 2 recipe demonstrations!

This webinar was presented with UNL's Center for Agricultural Profitability as part of a monthly series featuring speakers from the 2023 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference


July 20, 2023 — Finding Balance: Nebraska Women in Agriculture

Moderator: Linda Emanuel, Community Health Director of the AgriSafe Network Panelists:

  • Katie Kaliff-Jagels, owner, Cattlemen’s Cut bull sale in Brewster, Nebraska
  • Jaclyn Wilson, Wilson Ranch, Lakeside, Nebraska; International Trade Chair for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
  • Kelly Witte, corn and soybean farmer and feedlot owner, Scribner, Nebraska

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Women in agriculture have always known the significant role they play in the work, business, and future of agriculture. Farm culture, communication dynamics and the role in the family and community are just a few unique challenges experienced by the female producer who hustles through her day. Consider this coffee chat conversation an opportunity to hear and learn from women producers as they discuss their own work challenges and their affected roles both in and outside the workplace.


June 15, 2023 — Managing Diverse Talents and Perspectives in Professional and Personal Contexts

With Lindsay Hastings, Clifton Professor in Mentoring Research, UNL Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communication, and Research Director of NHRI Leadership Mentoring.

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This webinar will discuss the critical importance of family and employee dynamics to well-being and profitability and will examine research-based strategies for positively managing diverse talents and perspectives.

This webinar was presented with UNL's Center for Agricultural Profitability as part of a monthly series featuring speakers from the 2023 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference


May 18, 2023 — Fire Up Your Farm and Family Finances!

With Paul Stoddard, Senior Lecturer, Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign

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Actionable steps to empower you to build a better financial future for your farm and your family.

This webinar was presented with UNL's Center for Agricultural Profitability as part of a monthly series featuring speakers from the 2023 Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference