AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWorkforce: Nebraska launched a rapid reskilling initiative to help people displaced by layoffs and automation return to work through short-term training and faster job placement. A new SCC–UNL agreement also maps more than 50 transfer pathways and guarantees UNL admission for SCC graduates with at least a 2.0 GPA. Fertilizer Investment: Superior is being considered for a modular ammonia plant under a proposed $1.34 billion federal investment in domestic fertilizer production. The project is at an early stage and still requires local review. Biofuels: Omaha-based Green Plains will monetize at least $250 million in 45Z clean-fuel tax credits, with buyers able to purchase more; the company expects $140 million in cash this quarter. Agriculture: USDA and NASA plan to work together on crop estimates after errors in a September report contributed to sharp corn-market moves. Manufacturing: Grand Island’s Nova-Tech won Nebraska’s “Coolest Thing Made” contest for injectable animal-health fluids used to treat dehydration.
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