High school agricultural education and FFA programs prepare students for careers. But a national teacher shortage is making ag education positions more difficult to fill. The University of Nebraska recently announced plans to bolster recruitment, support and retention of high school ag-ed instructors. Matt Kreifels, an associate professor in UNL’s department of agricultural leadership, education and communications, talks about the efforts live on RFD-TV, April 20, 2022.

The College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources shows how it's fulfilling N2025 Aim 4: Broadening Nebraska's Engagement. The Early College and Career STEM program is teaching about food, energy, water and societal systems to 900 Lincoln Northeast High School students.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has impacted various agricultural markets, including the fertilizer market. Fertilizer prices, which were already high in late 2021, have increased further as a result of the ongoing conflict. Lia Nogueira, an associate professor of agricultural economics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, talks about the issues live on RFD-TV, March 29, 2022.

Nebraska Extension shows how it is fulfilling N2025 Aim 2: Impactful Research and Creative Activity. Extension works with the states ag producers to conduct trans-disciplinary integrated beef systems research, extension and education.

Student and supporter presentation for the 2021 CASNR New Student Enrollment online orientation session

In the final episode of East Campus Views, Dean Heng-Moss meets with the student producers of the video series in the UNL Dairy Store. Watch to hear what these students have to say about the newly renovated dairy store, and to hear a message to CASNR advisors for Global Advising Week!

Thanks for following along with the series! We hope you enjoyed it!

Welcome back to East Campus Views! In the fourth installment of this mini-series, Dean Heng-Moss is in the East Campus Dining Hall, talking with students and the chef manager of the dining hall. Watch to find out how the dining hall and it's staff create a welcoming environment for each student that walks through the doors.

Join us for the third episode of East Campus Views! Dean Heng-Moss is at the Massengale Residential Center, talking to current residents about how living on East Campus has impacted their learning environments.

This week, Dean Heng-Moss took a trip to the new Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Location in the Dinsdale Family Learning Commons.

After hearing from two Engler entrepreneurs, there is no doubt that any CASNR student in the program is making moves to reach their dreams.

We'll see you next week in a new location on East Campus, through the view of CASNR students.