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Building Nebraska’s digital ag future: Networking events set for Nov. 4 and Dec. 8

October 14, 2025

A woman with brown skin and dark, long hair in a purple t-shirt, a black jacket and red glasses holds the leaf of a corn plant in a field.

From Nebraska Today

Choudhury leading explainable AI project in agriculture

October 13, 2025

From Nebraska Today

Annual 3-2-1 Quick Pitch is Nov. 6

October 10, 2025

From IANR News

Agronomy and Horticulture seminars continue Oct. 9

October 8, 2025

Adam Leise

Leise has big goals for new affiliate position

October 6, 2025

Don Lee

From IANR News

Lee retires after 36-year career at Nebraska

October 6, 2025

Hannah Allen

From IANR News

Allen determining cattle diet preferences in Sandhills patch-burn grazing system

October 6, 2025

Dean Krull, Stacy Adams and Richard Ferguson

Service Award Celebration to honor 20 department employees

October 3, 2025

Alexa Cunningham (left) and Crayton Koranda

Agronomy majors selected as collegiate ambassadors

October 2, 2025

Dry bean breeders Teshal Mamo, Alliance of Biodiversity C/AT (left), and Carlos Urrea, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, survey the dry beans in the Mitchell Ag Lab plots in Nebraska.

PREEC produces edibly dry bean to be used in African agriculture

October 2, 2025

From IANR News

Small producers, big impact: Waters’ work strengthens Nebraska communities

October 2, 2025

Researchers with South Dakota State University say eastern redcedar trees have dense canopies that effectively kill off any plants underneath. They say that's why they're not embraced in grassland regions.

Twidwell interviewed about eastern redcedar invasion

October 1, 2025