The Department of Agronomy and Horticulture honored 61 May graduates at a reception May 8 in the Goodding Learning Center in Plant Sciences Hall. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln conferred a record 3,885 degrees during commencement exercises May 8-9. Continue reading…
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For some students in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s plant and landscape systems program, learning begins on the practice fields maintained by Nebraska Athletics, where students apply classroom concepts to the daily demands of collegiate sports turf management. Continue reading…
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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Crops Judging Team placed fifth in the nation at the annual North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Crops Judging Contest held April 22–25 and hosted by Illinois State University. Team member Gabrielle Clifton placed eighth individually. Continue reading…
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From agricultural economics to agronomy, Blake Hansen found the perfect fit at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Dorchester native balanced double majors, leadership roles and hands-on learning experiences while preparing to return to the farm after graduation. Continue reading…
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A Chancellor's Scholar in plant biology, Remi Christensen said science had come naturally to her, but it was her Seward high school FFA adviser and ag teacher who transformed that general interest into a passion. Continue reading…
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Clara Freese discovered her love for grasslands through hands-on research, range management competitions and field experiences across the Great Plains. From spotting whooping cranes to leading Range Club and performing in the Cornhusker Marching Band, she found community and purpose at Nebraska. Continue reading…
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A Chancellor's Scholar in plant and landscape systems, Cole Vredeveld said his strong academic record began with a lifelong focus on earning good grades. From Bennington, Nebraska, he developed a passion for plants during high school and was influenced by the plant diversity on East Campus. Continue reading…
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Zachary Johnson (from left), Trey Lamkins and Sara May proudly display their specialty crops for “sale” at the Farmer’s Market April 30 set up in Plant Sciences Hall. Continue reading…
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