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Excellent opportunity to gain some knowledge from two retired dryland crop scientists - Gary and David. Consider coming to learn how crop rotations and other decisions impact our soils.

Finally! I thought this work would never see print!! Proud to have contributed to this work along with incredible Steve Spomer! Nebraska Entomology Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

We have received official word that Doug Golick (left) has been approved by the IANR Vice Chancellor and UNL Chancellor for promotion to Professor, and Justin McMechan (right) has been approved for promotion to Associate Professor with tenure. Congratulations, Doug and Justin!

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A day full of fieldwork and wind in eastern CO and western NE. Enjoying working with my USDA-ARS pals on wheat stem sawfly parasitoid conservation projects in wheat!

Interested in learning about roller crimping as way to mechanically terminate cover crops without tillage? Workshop on May 22, registration at 9 a.m., program runs 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. @ ENREEC. Sponsored by the USDA’s Transition to Organic Partnership Program & Nebraska Extension.

A little late in posting but what a beautiful sight to see right here in Nebraska!

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Another peaceful sunset overlooking the east campus research fields. (5/22/24)

Meet a new addition to campus that is out of this world 🚀 A sweetgum tree planted on East Campus earlier this month spent 25 days in space and completed three orbits around the moon with NASA’s Artemis I mission during its time as a seed. ›› ow.ly/unVQ50SisFH

It's true. Tar spot is developing in several states & has now been confirmed in Richardson County Nebraska by team member Talon Mues & is probably also n other locations. Send samples to UNLPlant&Pest Clinic for help identifying tar spot (free) & other diseases Nebraska CropWatch

Wondering around Athens taking pics of cats. I mean, they are kind of photogenic. Maybe it’s the jet lag…Maybe it was that Greek espresso…who could say. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Welcome back! We're happy to have new and returning students to campus! Have a wonderful first day!

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Save the Date! Dr. David Coyle will be joining us on 11.19.24 at 3 pm. Dr. David Coyle Jeff Bradshaw 🌾🐞 Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture University of Nebraska CASNR Nebraska Entomology UNL Department of Plant Pathology Nebraska SNR Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Nebraska Extension

Join us tomorrow at 3 pm in KEIM 150. Dr. David Coyle Jeff Bradshaw 🌾🐞 Nebraska Entomology Nebraska Extension Nebraska SNR Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture