Recent years have seen major droughts, floods and extreme temperatures affecting vast areas of the globe, including some of its most productive agricultural regions. Experts from around the world will discuss those challenges during the 2013 Water for Food Conference May 5-8 in Lincoln Continue reading…
Longtime IANR Assistant Vice Chancellor Alan Moeller is retiring this summer. A reception is planned June 14. For news about that, and an update on the CY Thompson Library task force, see Vice Chancellor Ronnie Green's blog. Continue reading…
Eastern red cedar trees are becoming a nuisance tree, growing where they are not wanted. But instead of removing and wasting the trees, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln graduate student is trying to simplify a way to use the material for good. Continue reading…
Cities, colleges and utilities were recognized for their work with tree resources at the annual Tree City USA Recognition Day held in Lincoln April 2. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/x9yProgram Coordinator Annabel Lee Major has finalized the dates and locations of training classes for those wanting to become Nebraska Master Naturalists. Continue reading…
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Students in a course at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are learning that a story does not have to be words on a page. Continue reading…
More than 2 million pounds of plastic pesticide containers have disappeared and no longer pose a threat to Nebraska's environment and landscape. Continue reading…
Annie's Project is a six-class course designed especially for women to help them develop their management and decision-making skills for their farms/ranches. Continue reading…