Despite weekend high winds and hot temperature, Nebraska wildfires remain largely contained

USDA’s Rollins: Agency supports Nebraska wildfire requests as state awaits fed financial help

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins on Monday visited with producers about the impacts of Nebraska's recent wildfires on their operations, pledging federal help. (Courtesy of USDA, via Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins' X post)OGALLALA, Nebraska — U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins on Monday toured the destruction left behind by the Morrill Fire. She was joined by several state leaders, including Gov. Jim Pillen, Sens. Deb F…

Nebraska Has Been On Fire And Nobody's Talking About It. Over 900,000 Acres Have Been Torched Due To The One Of The Largest Wildfires In US History

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Efforts to battle US' Nebraska wildfires continue as blazes consume 800,000 acres

Firefighters making progress battling wildfires in the state, with all 4 fires reported to be partially contained - Anadolu Ajansı

Despite weekend high winds and hot temperature, Nebraska wildfires remain largely contained

A high temperature of 94 degrees saw pockets of previously unburned cedar trees become burned in the Cottonwood fire southeast of North Platte.

Nebraska Wildfires Donations - Economy Southeast AgNET

Burning old dry grass on the farm. Flaming dry grass on a field. Forest fire. Stubble field is burned by farmer. Fire in the Field.By olko1975/DepositPhotos image A farm wife from central Nebraska puts into perspective the help that’s coming to areas affected by the wildfires that continue. She did some math and says that a loaded semi can carry about 28 tons of hay, mostly alfalfa, and at today’s market prices that equals about $2,500 donation …

Iowa National Guard joins Nebraska to aid in fighting one of the worst wildfires in state's history

A contingent of Iowa National Guardsmen crossed the state’s western border in mid-March to assist their Nebraska counterparts with intense wildfires raging across the western and central portions of the Cornhusker State. Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen activated at least 47 Nebraska Army and Air National Guard members on March 13 to assist with local fire crews, while eight Iowa National Guard flight crew members are helping from the air as of March 23…