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A green-and-white Claas combine harvests corn under a clear sky.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska ag land values decline as farm finances tighten

March 13, 2025

Two men stand next to a giant pile of eastern redcedar trees.

From Nebraska Today

Husker grad student surveys resilience in Nebraska’s Sandhills

March 12, 2025

An ethanol plant is seen near a corn field on a partly cloudy day.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska ethanol industry remains key economic driver, study shows

March 10, 2025

Zach Short, project director for Educational Talent Search, guides Lily Tran, a sophomore, through using the controls to make the robot move.

From Nebraska Today

TRIO’s Talent Search building robotics into after-school programming

March 5, 2025

A close-up of an American bison on grassland

From Nebraska Today

Registration open for 2025 Great Plains conference, 'Wild Great Plains'

March 5, 2025

Close-up of a hand pulling a bow across a cello's strings, with a spotlight in the background.

From Nebraska Today

60 students chosen as Nebraska Young Artist Award winners

March 3, 2025

Color portrait of Thomas Horky, the 2025 Lynn and Dana Roper Visiting Professor at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, on a color campus background.

From Nebraska Today

Visiting professor to examine virtualization of sports

February 25, 2025

Aerial photo of farmland

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March 4 panel discussion will focus on the family farm

February 24, 2025

Mikki Briggs pulls a grain wagon with a tractor as the Briggs Harvesting crew works its way through a wheat field west of Grant, Nebraska, in this file photo.

From Nebraska Today

Nebraska Women in Agriculture launches online learning community

February 24, 2025

Chelle Gillan leads a high school class in Central City, Nebraska, in this November 2022 file photo.

From Nebraska Today

University partnerships working toward safer schools in Nebraska

February 21, 2025

Tonya Evans, owner and publisher of the Colfax County Press, leans on a table across from an old printing press. helps put out the paper from an old building on the main street in Clarkson, where a lot of the original printing press machinery is still housed. The small paper is one of 203 state and local news organizations in Nebraska. (Jessica Walsh/College of Journalism and Mass Communications)

From Nebraska Today

Husker journalism professor launches Nebraska News Map

February 17, 2025

Two workers at Robinette Farms in Martell, Nebraska, cultivate microgreens in one of three high tunnels on the farm.

From Nebraska Today

Micro-irrigation work boosts Nebraska economic development, food security

February 12, 2025