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ENREEC Research

Whether it is conducted at an off-campus research site, in a grower’s field, a producer’s feedlot, in a lab or in a classroom, our research is designed to seek out answers that Nebraskans can use.  University of Nebraska research is conducted on a vast array of topics that are pertinent to Nebraskans. While much of the research conducted at the Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center (ENREEC) is reflective of Eastern Nebraska, our research impacts people across Nebraska, the United States, and the world.  

Nebraska Extension and the Agricultural Research Division integrate the research, teaching and extension missions of the University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources (IANR) at ENREEC.

University of Nebraska Ag Research Division

The University of Nebraska Agricultural Research Division scientists conduct research throughout the state and their studies are ongoing at various sites and locations within the Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center. The Agricultural Research Division is the major research agency of the University of Nebraska's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources and is Nebraska's Agricultural Experiment Station. ARD scientists improve the quality of life for Nebraskans across the state. They make important contributions to the state's agriculture, food industries, environment, the well-being of families, and community development. Research occurs in fields, feedlots, the natural environment, homes, yards, gardens, and cities and towns. ARD scientists provide new knowledge and seek answers to Nebraskans' problems and concerns.

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