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Nebraska high schoolers who took part in the Next Chapter Nebraska college-readiness program.

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Certified pollinator habitats established in 22 counties, with 77 percent increasing their plant abundance and diversity.

350+
Nebraskans completing a food safety course in response to the new Nebraska Cottage Food Law.

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$12.7 M
Total value of Soybean Management Field Days as identified by 2021 attendees.

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Husker-led project aims to reduce rural childhood obesity

November 12, 2024
A Husker researcher is leading a first-of-its-kind project to help rural children establish healthy eating habits that lay the foundation for lifelong wellness.

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Nebraska Extension Hosts Fall Conference “Road Shows” Across the State

November 11, 2024

Lincoln, Neb. — Nebraska Extension is kicking off its annual fall conference “Road Shows” this week, offering a unique opportunity for all employees to connect with leadership, share ideas, and reflect on collective impact.

This conference series aims to bring together Nebraska Extension staff from across the state, creating a space to celebrate achievements, explore future programming ideas, and strengthen internal networks.

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Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center Researcher receives Omtvedt Innovation award

November 11, 2024
The faculty and staff from the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources (IANR) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) were honored at the annual IANR Distinguished Faculty Banquet on Sept. 26. Among the awardees was Dr. Bijesh Maharjan, Nebraska Extension Soil Management Specialist. He took home the Omtvedt Innovation Award for Agronomy and Horticulture.

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IANR to host online annual reports submission workshop

November 5, 2024
The Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will host an online training session on Nov. 20 to assist faculty with the technical aspects of submitting their annual reports through IANR Impacts. Led by Rich Bischoff, IANR’s Associate Vice Chancellor, the session will take place from 11 am to 12 pm CST via Zoom.

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