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Max Lottes, a psychology student, speaks on stage during the Student Research Days Slam at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on April 9. He won the competition.

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Each Tuesday during the summer, community members are asked to bring extra produce from their gardens to the Backyard Farmer Garden. The produce will then be delivered to local food banks, pantries, kitchens and other charities.

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Max Lottes, a psychology student, speaks on stage during the Student Research Days Slam at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln on April 9. He won the competition.

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