EPA's new Enlist herbicides are banned from use in dozens of counties across the country, due to endangered species risks, causing problems for farmers and Corteva ahead of the 2022 spray season. Find out more: https://t.co/Yln9ymVs37
#EPA#herbicides
I was recognized in #UNL#GammaSigmaDelta Nebraska chapter newsletter as a new graduate student member of the honor society of agriculture. Proud to be part of this incredible group that pursues excellence in agriculture.
Today I witnessed an act of kindness. The person in the suit gave the person on the ground a bunch of water and food. They spoke for a while and seemed to have a genuine conversation. A reminder that kindness knows no bounds of status or importance. #kindness
“The new methods of breeding give us such definite control over our material that we can go in almost any direction we think desirable. The costs in money and time may be great but the possibilities of accomplishment are commensurate.” - Henry Wallace, Pioneer founder.
A few of my favorite planting photos over my years in #agriculture#research — left photo #unl soybean breeding program running an #almaco 4-row cone planter (2014) | right photo is #syngenta soybean trialing in Seward, Nebraska running an 8-row #sres precision planter (2021)
To all my fellow Nebraska outdoors people. It’s opening day for rifle deer season which runs until the 21st of November. Please be cautious, be visible, and wear orange when visiting conservation areas. Good luck hunters! #wearorange#nebraskagameandparks
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Fascinating analysis of the variation in the annual rates of genetic gain from different wheat breeding programs evaluated in common trials (h/t Mason Lien, a PhD student in @FrelsintheField's group). https://t.co/GRzxJ4a7VB