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One of the 2,500 pigs on the Doerr family pig farm rests Thursday, Feb 1, 2018, in Osmond, Neb. The Doerrs' hog business is part of a new wave of expansion in Nebraska's livestock industry. Melissa, 31, and Justin, 36, are among a growing number of Nebraska farmers looking into raising livestock at a time when low crop prices have made it harder to turn a profit through raising corn and soybeans alone. (Brendan Sullivan /Omaha World-Herald via AP)

One of the 2,500 pigs on the Doerr family pig farm rests Thursday, Feb 1, 2018, in Osmond, Neb. The Doerrs' hog business is part of a new wave of expansion in Nebraska's livestock industry. Melissa, 31, and Justin, 36, are among a growing number of Nebraska farmers looking into raising livestock at a time when low crop prices have made it harder to turn a profit through raising corn and soybeans alone. (Brendan Sullivan /Omaha World-Herald via AP)

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