KEARNEY, Neb. (AP) - The director of Nebraska's Agriculture Department will keep his job in the next state administration.
Gov.-elect Pete Ricketts announced Monday night at the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federal convention in Kearney that he'd retain the services of Greg Ibach. Gov. Dave Heineman first appointed Ibach to the post in June 2005.
Ibach also runs a cow/calf and grain operation near Sumner in central Nebraska.
© Associated Press
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