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Alex Otto, a Nebraska Honors student, leads a Wildlife of Nebraska Club at Prescott Elementary.

100 Huskers sought to lead K-12 after-school, summer experiences

March 12, 2021

4-H

Nebraska Extension celebrates impactful year

March 8, 2021

Kathleen Lodl

Lodl tapped to lead Nebraska toward Carnegie designation

February 22, 2021

A newly launched study examines rancher preferences for grassland conservation programs.

Extension study seeks ranchers’ input on grassland conservation programs

February 3, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Chicks will hatch live on 4-H EGG Cam

January 22, 2021

Fellows program leaders Amber Ross (left) and Andrew Ambriz (right) stand with one of their four student fellows, Megan Coan (middle), during a celebration at the end of the 2019 program.

University helps city youth become rural leader

December 18, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Sam Wortman (left), associate professor of agronomy and horticulture, and Caleb Wehrbein, a senior plant biology major, harvest peppers to evaluate their quality in an on-campus variety trial that carried on during the pandemic.

New decision support tool available to specialty crop producers

December 17, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

The Crunch Off event, led by the Nebraska Department of Education, encourages healthy eating, supports local agriculture and helps students and community members gain a deeper understanding of the food system. Nebraska has won the event for the second-straight year.

Nebraska wins Crunch Off competition for second straight year

December 15, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Michelle Krehbiel

Grant extends library makerspace program through June 2021

December 14, 2020

Nebraska Extension and community volunteers combine flood relief efforts in spring 2019, after floods ravaged much of the state. (Photo by Jason Wessendorf, Verdigre Eagle)

Research exploring ways to help the helpers in the wake of natural disasters

December 11, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

A vendors sells produce at the Fallbrook Farmers Market in northwest Lincoln on July 23. A new $1 million, three-year grant will allow Nebraska Extension to expand the Double Up Food Bucks program to more grocery stores and farmers markets across the state.

Grant expands Nebraska SNAP recipients’ access to fresh produce

December 1, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Scouting Bees

Scouting goes on, with help of Nebraska U faculty

November 23, 2020