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Nebraska Sheep and Goat Producers

Supporting, Promoting and Protecting Nebraska Sheep & Goat Producers

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John Wallace

NSGP Board Member

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Electric Fencing - Palmyra NE - 6 June 2026 | Pasture Lambing - Minden NE - 9 May 2026

Featured Producer – Kenosha Hills Kikos

We specialize in low input, data-driven meat goats that thrive on pasture.

Agrivoltaics (Solar Grazing) Seminar

Join Conservation Nebraska and UNL Extension for an event about agrivoltaics, the practice of simultaneously using land for both solar energy generation and agriculture. We will explore the types of agrivoltaics in use today and future possibilities. Participants will also... Continue Reading →

Featured Producer – 13 County Farms

John Brodersen and his family specialize in raising high quality, registered, Polypay breeding stock to supply commercial and seed stock producers. They operate near Hartington, Nebraska and participate in the National Sheep Improvement Program.

Talking nutrition, mineral buffets, economics and more with Kelly Froehlich

Kelly came down to the NSGP Annual Conference to give presentations on sheep and goat disease and nutrition. I was able to grab her for a few quick questions.

2025 Annual Conference THANK YOU

We'd like to thank all the great presenters, sponsors, facilitators, and attendees for our annual members conference in Columbus Nebraska this year! We had an outstanding turnout, including many new faces and new members. We'll have more posts and videos... Continue Reading →

Economic feed calculations for sheep and goats

It’s that time of year again, the 3rd trimester nannies are off of corn stalks and in confinement, getting 100% of their nutrients delivered to them. I’ve traditionally fed 100% of their dry-matter requirements with a metered amount of mid-quality... Continue Reading →

The US is nearly scrapie free!

Why it matters to you: Improved market access: Easier compliance with domestic and international trade requirements. Increased consumer and buyer confidence: Assures customers of healthy, disease-free animals and products. Reduced economic losses: Less need for culling, testing, and disease management... Continue Reading →

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