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News photos online
News media now can download photos that accompany IANR News Service stories from the Web. The site includes an archive of news photos distributed in 2005. New photos are added as their accompanying stories are distributed to media. The site also features a limited image gallery of stock photos. This service is free to news media. Details on how to use the site as well as links to photo archives are at: IANR News Photos |
Teens and cars
Most teens are eager to buy their first car. UNL Extension's Autotown is a Web tool that helps teens go through the steps to purchase a car and explore ongoing expenses. They can prepare a personal budget to see whether they can afford the car they've got their eye on. |
Soybean rust info
IANR's Trageting Soybean Rust site is a one-stop resource for Nebraska soybean producers who are on the lookout for the new disease. It features information on managing soybean rust, photos to help identify rust, a list of registered fungicides and the latest forecasts on the disease's movement nationwide. |
Soil fertility software
Crop producers will find a variety of information at IANR's soil fertility and nutrient management Web site. This site offers downloadable software developed by University of Nebraska-Lincoln agronomists, including Fertilizer Chooser, Hybrid-Maise and Yield Check, all developed by IANR agronomists. |
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June 25, 2008
4-H Horse Exposition Will Bring Top Riders in Nebraska to Fonner Park
LINCOLN, Neb. — The best rated young riders at the six 4-H District Horse Shows in Nebraska will meet July 13-17 at Fonner Park in Grand Island for the 2008 Fonner Park State 4-H Horse Exposition.
MoreJune 24, 2008
UNL Event Gives Benefits To Past, Present Attendees
LINCOLN, Neb. — The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's annual Premier Animal Science Events and Life Challenge is an event that can give benefits to 4-H'ers even into college.
MoreJune 24, 2008
Summer Weather Outlook: Equal Chances Wet or Dry
LINCOLN, Neb. — Most of Nebraska has seen above normal precipitation and below normal temperatures this summer, and July forecasts show equal chances of those trends continuing, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's state climatologist said.
MoreJune 23, 2008
Simple Steps Can Prevent Water and Flood Damage in Homes
LINCOLN, Neb. — Recent flooding and heavy rains have many Midwesterners cleaning and drying out homes, basements and crawlspaces. However, next time heavy rains hit, the potential for water and flood damage can be reduced, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln housing and environment specialist said.
MoreJune 23, 2008
School of Natural Resources Faculty Member Named Fulbright Scholar
LINCOLN, Neb. — A University of Nebraska-Lincoln associate professor of conservation biology and animal ecology has been awarded a Fulbright Scholar grant to teach at a Namibia university in 2008-09.
MoreJune 18, 2008
UNL Extension Education Program Teaches Techniques to Manage Diabetes
LINCOLN, Neb. — Phyllis Fouts had the shakes. Fouts, a 54-year-old bankruptcy counselor in Council Bluffs, Iowa, said her blood sugar was too low. But through her education in University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension diabetes sessions, she knew that all she had to do was eat some of her coworker's candy.
MoreJune 18, 2008
Midsummer Crop Diagnostic Clinics Offered near Mead
MEAD, Neb. — Agribusiness professionals and crop producers will take a close-up look at field conditions, research and techniques at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's midsummer Crop Management Diagnostic Clinics July 15-16.
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