Many thanks to Jensina Davis Michael Tross Ramesh Kanna Lina López C Jonathan Turkus SchnableField Soumik Sarkar Pat Schnable and the many amazing co-authors and collaborators not on twitter. This project was a huge investment of time and effort on all their parts.

Continuing with the UNL CROPS seminar series, we have Zhongjie Ji from Schnable Lab as the next speaker. He is a Heuermann postdoc fellow in UNL PSI and will discuss his proposed work. James Schnable Jinliang Yang Addie Thompson Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture

Congratulations Ramesh Kanna! Just successfully defended his Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture MS thesis applying random forest to association population scale transcriptomic and metabolic datasets.

Congratulations Ramesh Kanna ! Super impressive work!

Well done man! ❤️

Congrats Ramesh Kanna ! 🙌

Congratulations on your masters thesis defense machan Ramesh Kanna வாழ்த்துக்கள் நண்பரே….

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to Schnable Lab for all your support during my time at UNL. I will truly miss you all. As I begin my next chapter at Texas A&M, I carry with me the valuable experiences and memories we've shared. Thank you for everything🙏🏻 Schnable Lab

Thank you Nikee😊

➡️ Computers imitate the 'breeder's eye' to predict grain yield from non-yield traits 🌽. Is this a cost-effective solution? Learn more: ow.ly/MLWz50SUWss Hongyu Jin, James Schnable #PlantBreeding #CropScience #PrecisionFarming #AgriTechSolutions

Transcripts and genomic intervals associated with variation in metabolite abundance in maize leaves under field conditions biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_genomic

Great Waqar Ali

Great subhash mahamkali

Peanut sampling at USDA ARS in Lubbock was a great experience! Had the chance to interact and work with Dr. Mark Burow, a peanut specialist, and learned so much. Looking forward to seeing some exciting results of our peanut sampling! #PeanutResearch

Here's a link to the preprint. A big thank you to folks two numerous to tag who contributed to this project including Marcin Grzybowski @NikeeShrestha2 Ramesh Kanna & Seema Sahay. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

That feeling when your chromatogram reveals something unexpected. #chromeleon #peanutresearch #HPLC #PhD

Sai Subhash, a PhD student at UNL, is researching nitrogen use efficiency in maize and sorghum to help plants absorb more nitrogen. His work aims to boost crop yields and make fertilizer use more efficient and sustainable.

Weeding done in 90°F heat and 85% humidity. But glad the job’s done. Always good to see a clean peanut plot. #peanutresearch

NAM offers more control and mapping power by combining linkage and association mapping — so why do many researchers still prefer GWAS using diversity panels? I know both have their place — just trying to understand what drives that choice in different research contexts. #QuantGen