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Calves are weaned from the herd on Oct. 14, 2014, near Mead, Nebraska.

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IANR launches Center for Agricultural Profitability

June 28, 2021

A still from a GoPro camera mounted in a helicopter shows a band of pronghorn running across western Nebraska rangeland. Earlier this year, researchers captured 80 pronghorn and placed GPS radio collars on them. The released pronghorn will be tracked over two years to provide fine-scale information about their survival and movement across the Nebraska Panhandle and anywhere else they roam.

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Collaborative study tracks pronghorn in Panhandle

April 15, 2021

Cattle graze on the Diamond Bar Ranch north of Stapleton in June 2020. The Sandhills are threatened by the encroachment of eastern red cedar and other woody species, according to Craig Allen, a professor in Nebraska’s School of Natural Resources.

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Center for Resilience in Agricultural Working Landscapes up and running

April 14, 2021

The journal Rangeland and Ecological Management recently published an article detailing the results of a survey of western South Dakota ranchers who endured a 2016 flash drought that significantly altered forage production in the area.

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Study: Ranchers with drought plans make some pivotal moves sooner

January 5, 2021

University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers are using collars fitted with GPS and accelerometers to track the movements and behavioral patterns of beef cattle and how they link to efficient beef production systems.

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Husker researchers linking cattle behavior to efficient beef production

September 16, 2020

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Water into swine: U.S. using less water for livestock than in 1960

February 24, 2020

Nebraska Innovation Campus

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South Korean company bases U.S. headquarters at Innovation Campus

May 22, 2018

Nebraska's Steve Goddard (left) and Jon Kerrigan (right) meet with a Japanese colleague during an international trade mission in early February.

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University, state officials collaborate on trade mission to Japan

February 20, 2018

A Nebraska researcher transfers E.coli from gar plates growing cultures for analysis. A seven-year, Nebraska-led research project is being awarded for its work to reduce food-borne illness caused by Shiga Toxin-producing E. coli.

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Husker-led E. coli research wins USDA award

October 11, 2017

James C. MacDonald

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Nebraska project aims to improve land use efficiency

October 3, 2017

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Achievements | Honors, awards, publications for June 16

June 16, 2017

Nebraska beef cattle producers are encouraged to begin preparing for the Jan. 1, 2017, implementation of the Veterinary Feed Directive regulations.

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Nebraska cattle producers urged to prepare for new regulations

September 6, 2016