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A University of Nebraska–Lincoln researcher stands in a crop field holding a large sensor instrument connected to a laptop, preparing to collect geophysical data to assess soil and water conditions near an irrigation research site.

Husker Geoscientist’s Innovative Approach Aims to Safeguard Irrigation Canals

October 30, 2025

A farmer’s hand holds a precision agriculture control handle inside a tractor cab, with a touchscreen display showing field data and GPS mapping in the background.

Ready to Reboot Your Ag Tech Know-How? Nebraska Precision Ag Conference Returns Nov. 21

October 30, 2025

Silhouette of a person operating a drone under a bright sky, promoting the UNL Drone Test Prep Course for the Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate exam, with course date and website details.

Don’t Miss the Final Part 107 Remote Pilot Exam Prep Course of 2025

October 29, 2025

Hands holding a smartphone displaying a color-coded aerial map of farm fields, with a drone flying in the background — illustrating the use of GIS and drone technology in precision agriculture.

GIS Workshop: Discover How Spatial Thinking Shapes Our World

October 29, 2025

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From IANR News

Gerdes Honored with International Award for Excellence in Program Support

October 29, 2025

A collage of four images showing soil health farmers Paula and Tom Peterson from Waverly, Nebraska — the couple standing together in a cover crop field, a tractor cutting hay, a green soybean field, and cattle grazing on pasture.

October 28, 2025

Soil Health Stories: Paula and Tom Peterson — Stewarding the Land for Generations

By Christina NoKu - UNL Environmental Science Graduate Student, Rylie Carter - UNL Animal Science Undergraduate Student, Zack Gaffney - UNL Agronomy Undergraduate Student, Carolina Córdova - Department of Agronomy and Horticulture Assistant Professor and Statewide Soil Health Specialist

Mohamed Khalil explains how the frequency domain electromagnetic equipment helps with irrigation.

From IANR News

Husker geoscientist’s innovative approach aims to safeguard irrigation canals

October 28, 2025

A Nebraska Mesonet weather station with solar panels and meteorological sensors extends into a clear blue sky.

Funding Allows Expansion of Nebraska Mesonet

October 24, 2025

Tiffany Heng-Moss, interim vice chancellor for the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, announces Tamra Jackson-Ziems as the John and Patty Wilson Professor of Plant Pathology, with Patty and John Wilson standing beside her.

Sustained Excellence Recognized at 2025 IANR Distinguished Faculty Celebration

October 24, 2025

John Deere green and yellow combine fills grain truck with corn in field

New ‘LLCs for Nebraska Farms and Ranches’ Online Course Launches Nov. 1

October 22, 2025