Though our number of agricultural operations decreased by 17 percent from 2012 to 2017, the total land in farms increased by 4 percent. In 2017, Nevada's agriculture sector contributed $665.7 million to the state's economy in direct receipts. The three largest contributors were cattle and calves at 49 percent, dairy at 18 percent, and hay at 18 percent.
What does agriculture look like in Nevada? The top counties with land in farms are Elko, Humboldt, Eureka, Washoe, and Pershing. Agriculture grows throughout the state, but Elko (PDF, 911 KB), in the most northeastern corner, is the top county with 2.2 million acres in farm land. That's out of this world! Ag Census data show 93 percent of Nevada farms are family farms and 83 percent have internet access.
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’It’s a Frenzy’: Communities Near Area 51 Brace for Influx of UFO Tourists
In this July 22, 2019 photo, Grace Capati looks at a UFO display outside of the Little A’Le’Inn, in Rachel, Nev., the closest town to Area 51. The U.S. Air Force has warned people against participating in an internet joke suggesting a large crowd of people “storm Area 51,” the top-secret Cold War test site in the Nevada desert. (AP…
More than two million people have RSVP'd to a Facebook event, titled "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us," threatening to storm the top-secret base in Nevada, NBC News reported.
Nevada governor pans counties' request for Area 51 event aid - GreenwichTime
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Nevada’s governor says the state might not reimburse two rural counties seeking disaster relief aid over “Storm Area 51” events that attracted less-than-anticipated crowds in September to remote towns near a formerly top-secret military base.
Gov. Steve Sisolak on Tuesday panned requests from Lincoln and Nye counties, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, particularly Lincoln County officials who approved permits for events in the tiny towns of Rachel and Hiko and allocated emergency funds for possible crowds of 30,000 responding to an internet hoax about finding aliens.
'A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon': A shear pleasure | The Star Online
While most animated features starring anthropomorphic animals tend to resort cliched topes to keep things interesting, A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon doesn't even attempt to pull wool over your eyes that way.
No, this is a movie about a sheep, his flock, a dog, and a farmer who mostly communicates with grunts and 'Ah ha!'. And boy will it have you bleating with laughter.
Although it is a sequel of sorts to 2015's Shaun The Sheep Movie , Farmegeddon pretty much stands alone in terms of story. Here, a UFO lands in the town of Mossingham and the mysterious alien that comes out winds up in Shaun (Justin Fletcher) and the Flock's barn.
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Raiding Area 51 started as a joke but mystery surrounds turnout - Los Angeles Times
Instead, Matty Roberts got a visit from the FBI, the Air Force has warned it is ready for anything, and rural Lincoln County, Nev., is preparing to declare a state of emergency.
In late June, Roberts, a 20-year-old from Bakersfield, posted his Facebook event: "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us."
It would all happen on Sept. 20. Finally, alien autopsies, UFOs in hangars and other off-the-books government research would be exposed. Vindication, Mulder and Scully!
'Alien' sighting above Arizona as strange lights appear 'It may be aliens' | Weird | News |
Kerry Burnett, an eyewitness of the orb, told KNXV-TV: “It started kind of moving diagonal across, trying to figure out which way it was heading. And as it did that’s when we noticed it started dropping things from it.
“It was a cloudy night and had drizzled off and on. Regular planes had been flying by since we can see the flight path for the airport.
“All of a sudden I saw this bright glowing orange light. I thought it was a planet or a star at first and then I realised ‘oh that’s close and it’s moving towards us’.
UFO sighting: Mysterious bright orb over Arizona sparks conspiracies - hundreds witness | Weird |
Local residents of Mesa, Arizona spotted a mysterious bright orb in the night sky over the weekend, prompting a panic among witnesses. To add to the mystery, officials at nearby military bases have denied any involvement following claims it was a top-secret military test. The footage of the incident shows a bright orb hovering silently in the night sky last Sunday night.
In the video, after every few moments, the object appears to drop what looks to be flares towards the ground.
Bizarre UFO footage sparks panic as mystery orb hovers over terrified town | Weird | News |
A mysterious disc was captured in the night sky in the California town of Menifee and has stunned viewers. The UFO appeared to hover in one area with multiple bright lights on it for several minutes. Residents of the area were quick to come out in droves and record the footage while trying to discern what it was.
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Another witness within the clip questioned whether the lights and outline in the sky could be a group of drones.
A bystander replied: “They are too high to be drones. Dude, what is that? I need to see.”
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