Nebraska On-Farm Research Network Publishes Results of 2019 Farmer-conducted Research
April 7, 2020
Results from the 2019 studies, as well as from studies from previous years, are now available online.
New Research Links Gene Found in Wild Wheat to Drought Tolerance in Cultivated Wheat
March 26, 2020
New research from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln has led to the discovery of a novel gene that improves drought adaptation in wheat — a breakthrough that could contribute to increased world food security.
Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference is Feb. 20-21
January 14, 2020
The annual Nebraska Women in Agriculture Conference will celebrate 35 years Feb. 20 and 21 at the Holiday Inn Convention Center in Kearney.
Monday's Heuermann Lecture to Focus on Advancing Agriculture, Protecting Ecosystems
November 22, 2019
Achieving major advances in crop production while preserving Nebraska's healthy agricultural ecosystems is the topic of a panel discussion Nov. 25, the first of the 2019-2020 Heuermann Lectures. Attend in person or view live online.
Conference for Women Managing Agricultural Land Dec. 11
November 8, 2019
Female agriculture landowners, farmers, and ranchers looking to increase their business management skills are encouraged to register for the 2019 Women Managing Agricultural Land conference.
State Fair Town Hall to Feature USDA Secretary of Ag
August 15, 2019
As part of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s 150th anniversary celebration, Chancellor Ronnie Green will host U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue for a public town hall discussion during the Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island August 23.
Yeutter Institute to Co-Host Symposium on Agricultural Trade
May 22, 2019
“Global Economic Growth and Agricultural Trade: Prospects, Policies and Perspectives” is the focus of a symposium June 4 at the Graduate Hotel, 141 N. Ninth St. in Lincoln. Luke Chandler of Deere and Company is the keynote.
South Central Weed Management Field Day is June 26
May 14, 2019
On-site demonstrations of herbicides for weed control in corn, popcorn, and soybean and a study on terminating cereal rye before and after planting soybean are among those to be featured at the university's South Central Agricultural Laboratory near Clay Center.