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From D.C. to Stockholm to Kigali, ILIMS has been collaborating on presentations and initiatives related to irrigation and mechanization systems around the world. Follow our latest work: conta.cc/4fV6lHe

A huge thank you to our industry partners, Flowserve and AWS Well Company! This new pump is a great addition to our educational programs in Nebraska Biological Systems Engineering and Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute. (Video production by Lizzy Heeren.)

Starting the new year worried a little bit about below-normal precipitation of the past two years at our research farm near Clay Center and its impact on our groundwater levels. Graphs generated by NOAA’s #ClimateExplorer tool.

The initiative provides a rebate covering 60% of eligible costs, up to $23,000. ruralradio.com/rrn/news/nebra…

Yuma County, Arizona, is known as the "Winter Salad Bowl Capital." From lettuce to cilantro to broccoli, the region produces almost all the leafy green vegetables consumed in the U.S. during winter months. to.pbs.org/3BzkwU8

At the well-attended UNL-TAPS annual banquet. The TAPS program is expanding across the nation. This year, Nebraska Biological Systems Engineering participated as a team. Note to myself & @nipunachamara (our lead): market early!

The main takeaway of the study was that reducing irrigation during a dry growing season can still yield a healthy crop if appropriate technology is utilized to maximize timing of the irrigation. upperbigblue.org/less-water-sim…

Are you planning on attending the UNL South Central Agricultural Laboratory update workshop on Mar. 6? If so - while not mandatory - an RSVP email or call would be greatly appreciated. scal.unl.edu/field-days-pro…

Help us share the exciting opportunities for youth to participate in Big Red Camps this summer with your network. The UNL Biological Systems Engineering is hosting the Mission Maker: Robots and Drones in Action Camp 🎉. Click the link in the bio for more info

Our high tunnels were damaged in recent storms. We are working hard to repair them. When ready, we will start our experiments on irrigation management of vegetables (🥬 & 🫑).

DWFI provides hands-on learning to students with programs like the WARI Fellowship and our summer irrigation field course. Alumni go on to lead food & water security efforts within the state, nationally, & globally! Nebr. Water Center Nebraska Biological Systems Engineering #ILoveNU #Water4Food #WaterEducation

It's #ILoveNU Day, and we're celebrating University of Nebraska System's impact on global water & food security. DWFI is proud to continue Robert B. Daugherty's legacy by collaborating with NU faculty and students to tackle the world’s biggest water challenges—right from the heart of Nebraska.

Random stuff you see in the hallways of Nebraska Biological Systems Engineering

A beautiful day to talk to some high school students about careers in agricultural technology. Can you spot the drone in the photo? Nebraska Biological Systems Engineering

Where can you work with a Biosystems Engineering degree? The opportunities are endless!

Can smarter #irrigation nourish a healthier future? Join global experts April 29 as they explore how water use shapes our diets, health & food systems in a changing world. buff.ly/WCAV7RM #ag #precisionag #agtech #UNL #Nebraska Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute

The Irrigation Educator GPT is now live: go.unl.edu/irrigationGPT Helping students, producers, and ag professionals make better irrigation decisions. Based on credible sources and gives insightful answers in 58+ languages. Nebraska Biological Systems Engineering Nebraska Extension Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute

Ag research is foundational to America's national security. In my new bipartisan, bicameral letter to Secretary Brooke Rollins, we highlight how land-grant universities are driving food security solutions. Read our letter here 👇

We harvested our lettuce irrigation project today. 🥬 🚰 Loose-leaf & Romaine varieties were irrigated at 3 rates. Everything was donated to University Housing & Dining Services’s Cather Dining Center. Funded by Nebraska Natural Resources Conservation Service, UNL Ag Research, & Nebraska Biological Systems Engineering.

Cutting #irrigation doesn’t have to cut yield. As groundwater allocations roll out, 2024 data show high #corn yields are achievable within NRD limits. Now’s the time to adopt proven scheduling tools & strategies to make it count. buff.ly/CPIF7Pc #NebExt #digitalag