
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Department of Agricultural Economics’ Farm and Ranch Management team is presenting a series of webinars focusing on management, profitability, economic outlook and farm survival.
The live webcasts will cover topics and issues relevant to producers and communities in the state. They will be presented by experts from across the country and include time for questions and answers.
The free webinars will be held on Zoom and will run for approximately one hour. Registration is open to everyone until the start of each session (see schedule below).
Additional information, a schedule of upcoming webinars and recordings of each session will be available on this page.
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- Jan. 21: The Role of the Odor Footprint Tool in Livestock Nuisance Litigation Register
More detailed descriptions are below.
Upcoming Webinars
All times central.The Role of the Odor Footprint Tool in Livestock Nuisance Litigation
Thursday, Jan. 21, noon
With Dave Aiken, Professor and Water and Agricultural Law Specialist, UNL Agricultural Economics
In a recent Nebraska Supreme Court decision, the court ruled that a county zoning permit for three poultry barns was justified in part because neighbors would be free of objectionable odors 94% of the time. This webinar explores this decision and the potential role of the odor footprint tool in future livestock nuisance litigation.