Agronomy and Horticulture

Grace Ruff (left), a senior plant and landscape systems major, and Nicole Svanda (middle), an agribusiness major, look on as William Anderson (right) demonstrates his hydroponic system to Jazmin Albarran of Seed Your Future during an open house Nov. 17.
Grace Ruff (left), a senior plant and landscape systems major, and Nicole Svanda (middle), an agribusiness major, look on as William Anderson (right) demonstrates his hydroponic system to Jazmin Albarran of Seed Your Future during an open house Nov. 17.

Students demonstrate hydroponic systems at open house

University of Nebraska–Lincoln students in the Horticulture 307 Hydroponics for Growing Populations class have been exploring different water culture approaches to plant production, specifically food crops. The class is taught by Stacy Adams, associate professor of practice in agronomy and horticulture. The students demonstrated their hydroponic systems at an open house Nov. 17 on East Campus.

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Plant and Landscape Systems 467 Planting Design students present their final projects to Kaylyn Neverve of Lincoln Parks & Recreation.
Plant and Landscape Systems 467 Planting Design students present their final projects to Kaylyn Neverve of Lincoln Parks & Recreation.

On East Campus and in the classroom

University of Nebraska–Lincoln Planting Design students presented their final projects—landscape design plans for Easterday Park by the Easterday Recreation Center—to Kaylyn Neverve of Lincoln Parks & Recreation Dec. 1. Continue reading…

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