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    Nebraska Recognizes Teaching and Research

    Nebraska Recognizes Teaching and Research

    University of Nebraska IANR is accepting nominations for 2026 faculty awards honoring excellence in teaching, research, extension, innovation, and service supporting agriculture and communities throughout Nebraska.

    Nebraska Workshops Focus on Wildfires

    Nebraska Workshops Focus on Wildfires

    University experts hosted drought workshops in Nebraska to help producers understand climate conditions, wildfire threats, drought management strategies, and decision-making tools before the upcoming growing season.

    USDA Supports School Nutrition Changes

    USDA Supports School Nutrition Changes

    USDA issued a final rule allowing schools to offer whole and 2% milk again, expanding student dairy choices while supporting nutrition, growth, and updated school meal standards nationwide.

    Kansas Graduates Gain Industry Access

    Kansas Graduates Gain Industry Access

    Kansas Livestock Association offers free one-year memberships to eligible agriculture graduates, helping them access livestock industry resources, market updates, professional support, and career development opportunities.

    Farm Rescue Expands Emergency Farm Aid into Missouri

    Farm Rescue Expands Emergency Farm Aid into Missouri

    Nonprofit Farm Rescue is expanding into Missouri to provide free emergency planting and harvesting assistance to farm families facing crises, helping preserve their agricultural legacy.

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