First day on Twitter! Stay tuned for irrigation research at Panhandle research and extension center!

At North Platte NRD water expo and Gary Stone is presenting ETgauge!

Amy talks about the ogallala water project at north platte NRD water expo. ogallalawater.org

Aerial photo of newest installed SDI field at PHREC. You can still see tracks of old pivot.

Had a great meeting sponsored by the Foreign Ag Service today with people from around the world. As a gift they gave the PHREC a Chinese cloisonné vase! We have the vase proudly on display… instagram.com/p/Bn7QBH4hLiq/…

2018 beet harvest is done. Big thanks to our beet harvest crew!

The Central Plains Irrigation Conference is about 2 weeks away! Be sure to get registered so you can attend!! Feb. 26-27 in Kearney, Neb!!!!

We are seeking a highly motivated M.S. student to conduct research at Panhandle Research and Extension Center and Nebraska Water Center Nebr. Water Center starting May 2019. For full details, you can check it out at my web page: engineering.unl.edu/bse/faculty/xi…

Looking for a summer internship with experience that you can pretty much take with you anywhere in agricultural science? Well, I've got an opportunity for you!

Nebr. Water Center Dir. Dr. Ray & #water4food Faculty Fellow Xin Qiao Xin Qiao talk w/ The Daily Iowan on University of Iowa research developing technology to promote sustainable farming. Project to begin in rural #NE since farming depends on irrigation. ›› dwfi.us/l1Wt30ohfQg

A rich opportunity to start an ag-water focused graduate career!

The start date on this opportunity is NOW! Don’t let “summer internship” throw you off. We need help now! Similar opportunities are available in Weed Science.

It’s been a lively week ⁦⁦UNL Ext-Panhandle⁩ . Also, we are throwing an N|150 party on May 10th at 1:30. Stop on by. As you can see Kerri is super excited.

Growers in North Platte Valley Face Critical Water Loss with Canal Damage | CropWatch | University of Nebraska–Lincoln cropwatch.unl.edu/2019/north-pla…

Our rain gauge registered 0.23’’ of rain on Saturday July 27. Although this is far less than crop needs, every drop counts in this #watercutoff situation in western NE and eastern WY. If you are Gering Valley, please share how much rain you got and how your crops look like now.

Dry bean canopy pictures taken from our research plot and canopy analysis using our own software today. From top to bottom: fully irrigated, rain fed, fully irrigated at beginning and dryland after July 17. Three replicates on each treatment. Beans are definitely showing stress.

So one week away from our field day and this happens.

More on the hail damaged crop pictures

Getting ready for field day audiences!

Someone built a tunnel at our research plot, time to have subway at Scottsbluff!