Here's what's going on at IANR
This new weekly e-newsletter will offer the latest in developments from the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Continue reading…
Archived Newsletter: This newsletter is part of our newsletter archives. It has
been preserved for reference, but the information may no longer be current.
Nebraska 4-H part of NASA-funded effort
Nebraska 4-H is a partner in a statewide NASA-funded effort to boost science and mathematics education for students in more than 100 schools. Continue reading…
Entomologists Helping Solve Bee Crisis
University of Nebraska-Lincoln entomologists continue to help shed light on the global bee crisis in the third year of a four-year, $4 million USDA multi-state grant given to 16 U.S. universities. Continue reading…
New Pubs Available from Extension
The latest publications from UNL Extension cover everything from soybean bacterial diseases to indoor air quality. Continue reading…
Food Scientists: Transfusion Patients Can Suffer Reactions to Allergens in Blood
What you eat before giving blood could cause a severe allergic reaction in people who receive that blood, according to findings by UNL and other food scientists. Continue reading…
Celebrate Wildflowers This Week
Nebraska Wildflower Week is under way right now, with events, activities and sales scheduled across the state. Continue reading…
Animal Science Names New Ambassadors
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln animal science department appointed two new student ambassadors for the 2011-12 academic year. Continue reading…
This Month, the Neighs Have It
If it's June, it must be 4-H Horse Show season. District shows get under way June 13, with the state competition set for Grand Island in July. Continue reading…
In the Blogosphere
IANR Vice Chancellor Ronnie Green's latest blog entry reflects on transitions in leadership at the university, as well as exciting developments at CASNR.
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/24y
Originally published June 1, 2011 -
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