Community Resources Database

The South Central Agricultural Laboratory's mission is the development and refinement of irrigated crop production practices for Nebraska Agriculture and beyond. They run approximately 100+ applied field research trials that are conducted at SCAL annually by UNL faculty and US Department of Ag scientists. The site hosts field days for ag producers and educational programming for students. 

Resources from Nebraska Extension for soybean growers including planting, irrigation, storm damage, and storage. 

Nine out of ten people with Parkinson's Disease are at risk of developing a weak voice that can lead to serious speech and swallowing issues. The Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic is proud to offer an effective program that combines education, individual speech therapy and group exercise called SPEAK OUT!® to help these individuals.

The SC3L is a fee-for-service consultation lab available to those who are in need of statistical assistance. The desk is staffed around 40 hours per week by advanced PhD statistics graduate students who will work with you one-on-one to design experiments, conduct power analyses, summarize data, and conduct statistical analyses.

Held annually at a different location each year, this tour gives producers a chance to connect with other producers and see how a stocker/yearling component can offer flexibility and profitability to a cow-calf operation. Guest speakers address current topics and hosts share what has worked and what hasn't.   

The Student Engagement Project provides materials to assist educators for school improvement or individual student planning – in order to increase engagement, improve student behavior & academics, and reduce exclusionary discipline & dropout within a Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) framework. 

A generous gift of more than $3 million from Marvin H. Stumpf III provides the University of Nebraska with potential to take wheat breeding and cropping systems research to a new level of innovation not seen since the early days of plant genetics. Field days are hosted for ag producers. 

Resources from Nebraska Extension for Sugarbeet production including a production guide, disease profiles, publications, a history of Sugarbeet production in Nebraska, and a seed spacing calculator. 

At SSI, you will obtain the tools to help your students become “Soybean Enthusiasts” through the exploration and inquiry of the Nebraska Soybean Story. Enjoy a mix of Content Experts from the University of Nebraska Lincoln-CASNR, the Nebraska Soybean Board, and local teacher leader collaboratives. We will learn together and apply systematic thinking about the phenomenon of Nebraska Soybeans that will lead to a gained understanding of the soybean as a system. 

In this workshop, students explore the process of transferring products from company to customer. This is the management process that pushes products and services from raw materials to the market. This area requires an optimization of efficiency and effectiveness. 

Whether you want to communicate, educate or encourage sustainable behavior we can help you with both conducting research and using well-researched techniques to increase your impact. 

Occasional online sales of swine from the Animal Science department. 

The Tax Institute is designed for tax preparers, enrolled agents, accountants/CPAs, certified financial planners, attorneys, banking, insurance professionals, and real estate professionals. Watch how we work for you. 

Inspire your students with the fascinating story of least terns and piping plovers! These birds once relied on the Platte River’s sandbars for nesting but now adapt to unexpected habitats like gravel mines and housing developments. Students will explore how scientists band and monitor these species, linking conservation science to real-world challenges in a meaningful and engaging way. 

TAPS offers dynamic farm management competitions for participants to hone their agricultural management skills while leveraging cutting-edge technology, vying for top prizes emphasizing profitability and efficiency.  

The Combine is a statewide initiative supporting high growth entrepreneurs in food and agriculture-tech sector. The program provides one-on-one early stage coaching, connections to industry mentors, networking events, incubation space on Nebraska Innovation Campus and a network of Nebraska producers.

Located on Nebraska Innovation Campus, The Mill Coffee Shop offers fresh-roasted coffee and fine teas. In addition, The Mill offers locally-made sandwiches, breakfast burritos, baked goods and desserts, a large selection of gourmet candies and chocolate, and of course a full line of coffee and tea related supplies and hardware, all in a casual and eclectic environment.

These training courses utilize The Pyramid Model, research-based strategies and resources from the Center on the Social and Emotional Foundations of Early Learning (CSEFEL), focusing on the social-emotional development and school readiness of young children. Trainings can be offered as part of child-care conferences, parent education training, a half-day or full-day training focused on Social-Emotional Development. Trainings with an asterisk have an additional training option for parents. 

The Suite Spot is an ideal or most favorable location for food entrepreneurs and growing companies to collaborate with a diverse group of scientists, develop and test new products, and transform the food industry. The Suite Spot offers on-site private offices, dedicated desks, and hot desks with access to a state-of-the-art food facility with dedicated pilot plants, development and analytical laboratories, sensory testing, product labeling, compliance expertise and entrepreneurial consultation. The Suite Spot is located in the Food Innovation Center on Nebraska Innovation Campus.

The Nebraska Thriving Index is the first economic and quality-of-life benchmarking tool for rural Nebraska, giving Nebraska’s eight rural regions a snapshot of how they're faring, compared to similar areas across the upper-Midwest, in important areas such as education and skill, growth and renewal, infrastructure, and quality of life. The Thriving Index gives economic development professionals, community leaders, and others interested in the success of rural Nebraska a concrete report to identify areas in which their regions are thriving, as well as where they have room for growth.

Tick Tag Go is a community-powered effort to establish baseline data on tick distributions in Nebraska. With new tick species being identified in the state, records of tick presence are critical to understanding which species are found where.This project relies on passive surveillance - the collection of ticks that you come across in your daily routine and activities.