AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoData Centers & Water Use: Google says its Nebraska data centers used about 732 million gallons of water in 2025, fueling local worries about future builds as drought tightens supplies. Ag Policy & Markets: The Senate farm bill draft moves forward, but Nebraska Farm Bureau says key issues still need work before a real five-year deal. Farm Progress & Inputs: UNL Extension reports Western bean cutworm trapping results for the Panhandle and southwest Nebraska, urging scouting and timing—not moth counts alone. Nebraska Business in Biofuels: Ag Processing Inc. (AGP) in David City shipped the first-ever U.S. unit train of soybean oil, aiming to strengthen renewable fuels supply chains. Local Education & Workforce: Nebraska’s READ Nebraska Grant Program is open for applications, supporting proven mentoring for elementary reading and eligible professional growth. Public Safety & Health: Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood-type clinics are set to resume after a one-year ban expired, but states still decide how to implement. Sports: Huskers’ Andi Jackson and Bergen Reilly will represent Nebraska at Big Ten Media Day Aug. 3 in Chicago.
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