AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAgriculture: USDA cut its 2026–27 U.S. corn forecast by 141 million bushels and raised soybean production, with higher yields in Nebraska and nearby states driving much of the increase. Soybean exports are also projected higher, while corn prices and farm income remain sensitive to the shifting outlook. Data Center Talks: Jefferson County commissioners say they are discussing potential development but are not recruiting companies; residents have raised concerns about water use and noise. Rural Health: Nebraska received $219.2 million for a second year of its Rural Health Transformation Program, as the state’s early Medicaid work rules draw concern over coverage disruptions and pressure on hospitals. State Business Oversight: The state auditor questioned job creation and spending at Nebraska Startup Academy, while an Omaha nonprofit faces scrutiny over management of $1.2 million in state grant funds. Land and Development: Creighton economist Ernie Goss says farmland value growth is slowing, but Nebraska buyers remain interested despite elevated farm costs.
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