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Whether it is conducted at the Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center, another University or Nebraska 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. While the primary focus of research conducted within the Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center (ENREEC) is focused on Eastern Nebraska, our research impacts people across Nebraska, the United States, and the world. Learn about our latest research projects in the videos on this page. |
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Research News from the Ag Research DivisionThe Agricultural Research Division is the major research agency of the University of Nebraska's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources and is Nebraska's Agricultural Experiment Station. ARD scientists improve the quality of life for Nebraskans across the state. They make important contributions to the state's agriculture, food industries, environment, the well-being of families, and community development. ARD scientists provide new knowledge and seek answers to Nebraskans' problems and concerns. |
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ENREEC Update videos are on our MediaHub ChannelThe University of Nebraska Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center near Mead, Nebraska is a hub of activity. The research, Extension programs and education taking place at the center are making a difference in the lives of many people. Learn more about some of the things we are doing in our ENREEC Update stories. |
Nebraska Plant Phenotyping: Spidercam
The first system of its kind in the United States, the University of Nebraska offers three unique plant phenotyping platforms on a one acre field phenotyping site at ENREEC....the site features an automated cable suspended carrier system that holds multiple cameras and sensors for positioning over plots.
A Closer Look at University of Nebraska Beef Research
UNL is completing multiple research projects that benefit the world around us. Research conducted by the Animal Science Department contributes to the biggest industry in Nebraska, cattle production. Dr. Galen Erickson, with the help of many graduate and undergraduate students, is working to improve the cattle industry in Nebraska through his research.