Known for his enthusiasm and mentorship, he was the face of the department for undergraduate agronomy students for years.

As the world searches for scalable solutions to climate change, a growing body of research is highlighting biochar as a ...

Lincoln researcher Nipuna Chamara used AI-driven decisions to win a 2025 TAPS corn yield category, highlighting AI’s ...

On a farm in South Africa’s semi-arid south, herds of angora goats foraged across open land stretching to the horizon, their pale fleeces glinting in the harsh sun. Linked by dirt tracks and dotted ...

Low Carbon Intensity Crops, a digital platform created to support farmers, agronomists, and ethanol producers in managing carbon intensity. This system is designed to help users meet the requirements ...

In 1996, when the USDA collaborated with scientists at Ball State on a joint project that involved sampling soils to test for ...

While extracellular DNA persistence substantially influences soil microbiome investigations, its degradation kinetics remain poorly quantified. Here, we developed a primer-labeled DNA approach coupled ...

With slowly warming temps and melted snow, planting season will be here before we know it. Come planting time, this marks the 100th year that area farmers will be putting ...

Zhang, J., Zhai, L., Sun, J.D., Yang, C.C., Zhang, Y., Sun, Y.N., Wu, Z.J. and Luo, H.J. (2026) Effect of Glycine Betaine on ...

Excuse me! Yes, you! Ever wondered about how the Roman Emperors changed Britain? Great! You can help us rate how impressive they were. First up, Julius Caesar. He wasn’t actually an emperor – he was ...

An event to honor you — our outstanding students, employees, supporters and friends — Tuesday, May 5, from 4 to 7 p.m., at Eldorado At THE ROW in Reno. Programs are flexible and designed to meet the ...

The College of Agriculture, Life Sciences and Natural Resources offers diverse options for students pursuing specific areas of focus throughout their college education. Please take a moment to become ...