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Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Color portraits of Claudia Ringler, Abbie Raikes and Brandon Hunnicutt on a color campus background.

Heuermann Lecture to focus on irrigation’s role in nutrition

April 14, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Aaron Young, a survey geologist with the Conservation and Survey Division, performs maintenance on a water well.

Groundwater report shows continued decline in eastern Nebraska

April 11, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Patricio Grassini, professor of agronomy and horticulture, stands in front of lush green plants.

International team calls for new approach to estimate crop yield potential, gaps

April 8, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Odee Ingersoll, director of the Nebraska Business Development Center in Kearney, makes a slide presentation to several people in the Elston House maker space in Sidney, Nebraska.

North Platte to host entrepreneur-focused ‘walking conference’

April 4, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Sugar cubes move on a conveyor belt in a factory.

Peterson discusses impact of trade barriers on NPR

April 3, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Sue Lackey, left, describes sediment samples to write on the field log and bag for further examination.

Lackey, Conservation and Survey Division dig into Nebraska's groundwater quality

March 31, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

A green tractor pulls a yellow test car and an additional green tractor for weight as it rounds a test track.

Smith named director of Nebraska Tractor Test Laboratory

March 31, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

With Niobara, Nebraska, in the distance, the Mormon Canal Bridge spans the Niobrara River at the confluence of the Niobrara and Missouri rivers. The bridge was washed out during the 2019 flood, separating Niobrara residents from many of their neighboring communities.

Community group helps Niobrara prepare for next natural disaster

March 28, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Two women and three men sit at the desk on the "Backyard Farmer" set.

New season of ‘Backyard Farmer’ begins April 3

March 26, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Temple Grandin (center) answers questions about animal behavior, autism and other topics during a question-and-answer session after the Hardin Hall screening of the documentary "An Open Door." At left is Ruth Woiwode, assistant professor of animal science at Nebraska, who studied under Grandin at Colorado State University. At right is John Festervand, the film's executive producer. Geitner Simmons | IANR Communications

Nebraska U salutes Grandin's contributions to animal science, autism understanding

March 17, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

A man cares for a young dormant tree.

Arboretum program aims to bolster tree life in Nebraska communities

March 14, 2025

Agriculture & Environment

Four members of the Sparks Sharks, a FIRST Lego League robotics team from Wilbur-Clatonia Public Schools, gather around a table in the Coliseum to watch their colorful Lego robot in action. A female judge and a few other people watch, as well.

FIRST Lego League championship is March 21-22 at Nebraska U

March 14, 2025

Agriculture & Environment