Two first-ever college agriculture curriculums will provide greater degree and educational opportunities for students studying in the University of Nebraska system – whether at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, or at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis.
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Don Wilhite, a climatologist and professor in the School of Natural Resources, has been named as a fellow in the American Meteorological Society.
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While Nebraska does have its fair share of cornfields and prairies, that doesn't mean landslides within the state are a rare occurrence. In fact, landslides are more common than even native Nebraskans may realize, and that's where Duane Eversoll comes in. Continue reading…
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Eighty percent of rural Nebraskans with farming interests experienced a loss of business income because of last year's drought, according to the Nebraska Rural Poll. Continue reading…
Five IANR faculty are among 13 at UNL to have been selected for the 2013-14 Research Development Fellows Program, an initiative to help pre-tenure faculty successfully compete for grants.
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The deadline for Pasture, Rangeland and Forage insurance coverage for 2014 is Nov. 15, and University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension educators are encouraging producers to consider this program if they've lost forage production due to drought Continue reading…
The Nebraska Broadband Initiative's annual conference aims to show professionals how businesses are taking advantage of broadband technology. Continue reading…
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