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Two University of Nebraska–Lincoln students sit in on a local meeting during their “Food Security, Health and Nutrition” program in Zambia and Ethiopia in summer 2019. Led by Mary Willis, the study abroad program has included 15 Husker Gilman Scholars since its inception in 2014.

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Maxson wins 2026 Perry Photojournalism Challenge

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Global study reports crop yield gains from breeding may be overstated

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Patricio Grassini, professor of agronomy and horticulture at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, poses in a greenhouse. He is wearing a tan jacket and light blue dress shirt.