Nebraska Producer: Rebuilding Fence Still A Struggle After Flood

AgDay national reporter heads to North Bend, Nebraska. She talks with Greg Beebe, a livestock producer from the area.

By Betsy Jibben

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November 15, 2020 12:28 PM

Nebraska is healing after multiple floods ran throughout the state. While some livestock producers are fortunate, rebuilding will still take a while.

AgDay national reporter heads to North Bend, Nebraska. She talks with Greg Beebe, a livestock producer from the area.

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