No. 3083
Next issue of Keeping Up - June 18, 2014
Tagging Videos For Growing Your Reach
Extension faculty videos on ExtensionTV have been viewed more than 8 MILLION TIMES! Want to grow the reach of your Extension program? Continue reading…
More details at: http://unlextension-rick.blogspot.com/Personnel Changes
Listed are Extension personnel changes that have occurred recently. If we have missed someone who is new or who has left our system, please contact Kathleen Lodl or Rick Koelsch. Continue reading…
Extension Risk Management Education Center Awards Grants
The North Central Risk Management Education Center (NCRMEC) recently awarded over $700,000 in funding to 16 project directors to develop Extension risk management education programs for producers. Continue reading…
eXtension Learning Opportunities in June 2014 and Beyond
Please check out the learning events listed at Learn (Learn.extension.org) for June. These are for your own learning or for you to share with your audiences! Extend your knowledge and keep more up-to-date on conversations in your areas of expertise and interest. Continue reading…
SNR hosts 4th annual Weather Camp
SNR's weeklong Weather Camp welcomed 15 students who represented five states: Nebraska, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri and Texas. Held annually, the camp is geared toward students ages 11-15. Campers learn about weather- and science-related topics while participating in a variety of hands-on activities. Continue reading…
Wildlife damage management manual for master gardeners available
"Wildlife Damage Management for Nebraska Master Gardeners," the first state-specific manual on wildlife damage management designed for master gardeners, is now available. Continue reading…
Climate, health are focus of NU Public Policy Center presentation
The University of Nebraska Public Policy Center will host a free, public event, "The Intersection of Climate and Health: Connecting Historical Trends to Current Public Health Opportunities – Lessons from the Wisconsin Brace Program," from 3-4:30 p.m., June 18 in the Nebraska East Union. Continue reading…
Ancient rodent burrows illuminate evolutionary roadmap of Great Plains
Twelve years ago, geologist Matt Joeckel went to Happy Jack Chalk Mine near Scotia, Nebraska to do what geologists typically do: some digging. "The project started out as a service call," Joeckel said. That service call led to a discovery that was millions of years in the making. Continue reading…
Originally published June 5, 2014 -
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