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Funding the next generation: Students pursue ag careers with PREEC scholarships

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By Chabella Guzman Verified
| The Fence Post Verified
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research, Extension, and Education Center recently awarded Gavin Bell, Jenalee Garwood, Hailey Joekel, and Emma Schneider each a $1,000 scholarship to any of the University of Nebraska campuses. Two of the scholarship awardees have been attending UNL and will be returning in the fall.
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By Chabella Guzman Verified
| York News-Times Verified
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Western Nebraska drought and freeze affecting wheat this and next year

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By Chabella Guzman Verified
| The Fence Post Verified
Wheat in Banner County that appears to have damage from the drought or freeze. Photo by Gary Stone Wheat-RFP-052526 Wheat has had a tough season. Planting in the fall of 2025 started in a drought, with little rain and almost no snow. Wheat remained under stress with a warm winter that never got cold enough to send some varieties into dormancy. “This has been the worst year I’ve seen since I started in this role in 2018.
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