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World Cup trophy with soccer ball

Pitch-perfect: Study of World Cup’s turfgrass may help crops yield more from less

December 15, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

A semi-trailer crosses the dry Platte River near Chapman, Nebraska, on Oct. 13.

Poll shows rural Nebraskans are deeply concerned about drought

December 13, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Andrea Cupp (center), a professor in the Department of Animal Science center, points on the screen to fibrosis, a measure of inflammation, in a bovine ovarian cortex. At left is Ligia Prezotto, research assistant professor. At right is Brooke Rudloff, a master’s degree student from David City, Nebraska. Rudloff is studying the causes of fibrosis in the ovaries of research cows to bolster understanding of bovine infertility.

Innovative bovine-herd research boosts understanding of female infertility

December 8, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Rusty irrigation piping

Rust-stained irrigation pipes hint at lack of nitrate in groundwater

December 7, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Pine Ridge region of Nebraska

With wildfires on rise, study compares techniques for limiting them

December 7, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

A shot of the Lincoln Haymarket district with overlaying text that reads, "Five Things to Do in December".

December offers opportunities to de-stress

November 30, 2022

Nebraska Sandhills

Team IDs invasive tree dispersal patterns on Great Plains prairies

November 18, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

The eight fellows with the Scientific Exchanges Program who have studied with IANR faculty are (from left) Florence Munguti, Charles Mgeni, Zena Mchomvu, Luitfrid Nnally, Betty Waized, Fatiha Bentata, Intissar Zarrouk and Wilton Mbinda.

African fellows work with IANR faculty to tackle plant health, international trade

November 17, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

A sprayer driving across a cover crop field

Registration open for Nov. 29 Carbon Summit

November 15, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Archie Clutter, dean of the Agricultural Research Division, speaks during the State of Our University event in February 2020. After 11 years leading ARD, part of the university’s Institute of Agriculture and Nature Resources, Clutter will retire at the end of 2022.

Clutter looks back on career, leadership in agricultural research

November 14, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Norm Krug eating popcorn next to grain bin

Husker alum’s popcorn business continues gaining steam, expanding

November 12, 2022

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

Nate Korth, a doctoral student in the Department of Food Science and Technology, is researching a variety of popcorn that has a notably beneficial effect on the human microbiome.

Study identifies connections among popcorn, microbiome, human health

November 12, 2022

Agriculture & Environment