Agriculture & Environment

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Nebraska in the national news: September 2024

October 1, 2024

Most rural Nebraskans believe lack of civil discourse is a problem, poll shows

October 1, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

View looking down into Kiewit Hall, showing students going to class and moving through the various levels of the new building.

UNL’s positive momentum reflected in U.S. News rankings

September 24, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Schnable to help launch first 'digital twin' of corn field

September 23, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Joe Louis, Harold W. Eberhard Professor of Agricultural Entomology, stands among sorghum plants in a greenhouse.

Husker findings boost understanding of sorghum’s pest resistance

September 18, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Master Gardener volunteers manage the Backyard Farmer Garden on East Campus.

Master Gardener volunteers share knowledge across state

September 12, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Dirk Charlson goes over a sectional aeronautical chart to students in his UAV pilot class. Charlson, associate Extension educator for digital agriculture, teaches the requirements to obtain a P107 FAA drone pilot license to a group at the Gage County Extension Office in Beatrice.

Charlson educates ag professionals on their way to drone pilot license

September 11, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Freshman Makenna Jolley (left) and sophomores Anisha Patchipulusu (center) and Shayna John pose for a photo near the Nebraska Union on the first day of fall classes, Aug. 26.

UNL enrollment grows, positive trends seen across student body

September 9, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska art student's work featured at Smithsonian museum

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Nebraska in the national news: September 2024

Most rural Nebraskans believe lack of civil discourse is a problem, poll shows

UNL’s positive momentum reflected in U.S. News rankings

Schnable to help launch first 'digital twin' of corn field

Husker findings boost understanding of sorghum’s pest resistance

Master Gardener volunteers share knowledge across state

Charlson educates ag professionals on their way to drone pilot license

UNL enrollment grows, positive trends seen across student body

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