Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension

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About Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension

The Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension (ENRE) addresses the needs of eastern Nebraska through research and Extension efforts. Our programs and research are not only making a difference in Nebraska, but also have impact across the United States and the world.

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Research in Action

Whether it is conducted at an off-campus research site, in a grower’s field, a producer’s feedlot, in a lab or in a classroom, our research is designed to seek out answers that Nebraskans can use. University of Nebraska research is conducted on a vast array of topics that are pertinent to Nebraskans.

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ENRE Districts

Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension (ENRE) includes the research and Extension programs of the Northeast Extension District, Southeast Extension District, and Metro Extension District.

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ENRE Programs

University of Nebraska Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension encompasses 53 counties and includes a wide array of research projects and educational programs.

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Welcome to the ENRE Website

The University of Nebraska Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension (ENRE) is headquartered at the Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension Center (ENREC). ENREC was formerly the University of Nebraska's Agricultural Research and Development Center near Mead, Nebraska. ENRE also includes the University of Nebraska Southeast Extension District, Northeast Extension District, and the newly developed Metro Extension District, as well as the South Central Ag Lab, Haskell Ag Lab, Barta Brothers Ranch and Kimmel Education and Research Center. This model of collaboration specifically addresses the needs of eastern Nebraska in terms of research and Extension efforts by new collaborations and leveraging strengths of existing resources and closer ties to IANR departments and schools.

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ENRE Programs

The University of Nebraska Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension encompasses 53 counties and includes a wide array of research projects and educational programs. ENRE includes the Extension programs found in the Southeast Extension District, Northeast Extension District, and the Metro Extension District.

Extension programs focus on Beef Systems, The Learning Child, Community Environment, Community Vitality Initiative, Cropping and Water Systems, Food, Nutrition and Health, and 4-H Youth Development. Learn more about these programs in the menu bar on this site.

Here we feature a few of ENRE's upcoming programs, as well as exciting ventures bringing research and education to Nebraskans and people around the nation and the world.

ENRE Research

Whether it is conducted at an off-campus research site, in a grower’s field, a producer’s feedlot, in a lab or in a classroom, our research is designed to seek out answers that Nebraskans can use. Be sure to visit our "Research in Action" page to learn more about our projects through videos.

Find An Answer

Have a question – Extension resources are right at your fingertips – 24/7! The “Find An Answer” link provides expertise on demand.

Contact us.

The University of Nebraska Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension is headquartered at the Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension Center (ENREC) near Mead, Nebraska. ENREC was formerly known as the University of Nebraska Agricultural Research and Development Center.

Email or call (402)624-8037.

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Nebraska Extension to offer landlord-tenant workshops across the state

Oct 11 – Current and future landowners and tenants should make plans to attend free upcoming land management workshops sponsored by Nebraska Extension. The workshops will be held at nine sites across Nebraska this fall. Read more

Nebraska youth to participate in nationwide computer science challenge

Oct 8 – Nebraska youth will join others around the world in the 11th annual 4-H National Youth Science Day challenge from 4-5 p.m., Oct. 16. Read more