By Nebraska Public Service Commission
LINCOLN, Neb. - The Nebraska Public Service (PSC) welcomes visitors to learn about the regulatory process in Nebraska and the services provided by the PSC during the 2025 Husker Harvest Days (HHDays) in Grand Island (Sept. 9-11).
Home to the world’s largest totally irrigated working farm show, HHDays affords the PSC theopportunity to reach the people it serves. At its booth, located in the West Diversified IndustryBuilding (West D1), visitors will find Commissioners and staff providing information andengaging in conversation about the Commissions regulatory responsibilities.
“From ag and transportation to telecommunications and natural gas, the Commission plays a rolein the lives of many Nebraskans on a daily basis,” said Commission Chair Tim Schram.
With harvest season getting underway, a focus at the PSC booth will be providing participantswith needed information on Nebraska law when it comes to the selling, or storage of grain.
“Our rules and regulations are in place to protect both the seller and producer,” said Terri Fritz,Director PSC Grain Department. “So, for anyone working with a grain dealer, it is important toknow if that the dealer is licensed by the PSC to do business in Nebraska.”
The 2025 HHDays runs Tuesday-Thursday, September 9-11, with booths opening at 8 a.m., each day.
Commissioner Schram said, “We look forward to spending time with folks and sharing information about the Commission and its service to the public.”