Nebraska farmer creates American flag and eagle design in 70-acre soybean field for 4th of July

For one Nebraska farmer, celebrating the Fourth of July means leaving a message for the world to see from above.

July 3, 2026Updated: July 3, 2026

By WOWT 6 News

Nebraska farmer creates American flag and eagle design in 70-acre soybean field for 4th of July

For one Nebraska farmer, celebrating the Fourth of July means leaving a message for the world to see from aboveWOWT

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