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Agronomy and Horticulture

Chris Wong (left), CEO of Inscribe Technologies and retired U.S. Air Force communications expert, sp

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Jon Turkus, a 2026 Nebraska Innovation Studios Innovation Fellow and UNL Plant Sciences research man

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Bill Berzonsky, one of the Nebraska Innovation Studios 2026 Innovation Fellows, gestures toward a sl

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Bill Berzonsky (right), one of the 2026 Nebraska Innovation Studios Innovation Fellows, talks with f

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Bill Berzonsky, one of the 2026 Nebraska Innovation Studios Innovation Fellows, points toward the ma

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Chris Wong (left), CEO of Inscribe Technologies and retired U.S. Air Force communications expert, sp

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Bill Berzonsky (right), one of the 2026 Nebraska Innovation Studios Innovation Fellows, talks with f

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Jon Turkus, a 2026 Nebraska Innovation Studios Innovation Fellow and Plant Sciences Research Manager

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Stacy Adams, Professor of Practice in Agronomy and Horticulture, speaks to students in his PLAS 307

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Rows of potted tomato plants grow in one of the East Campus greenhouses as part of a research projec

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Exterior view looking into one of the East Campus greenhouses, where an experiment on rice plants is

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An orchid flower hangs over the path in the East Campus teaching "jungle" greenhouse, which showcase

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Sorghum plants at all stages of growth receive sunlight on a warm October day in an East Campus gree

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Exterior view of the East Campus greenhouses on a sunny October day. October 23, 2025.

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Sorghum plants are visible through a door into one of the East Campus greenhouses. October 23, 2025.

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Exterior view of the East Campus greenhouses on a sunny October day. October 23, 2025.

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Sorghum plants grow in an East Campus greenhouse. October 23, 2025.

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Cole Weston, one of the greenhouse managers on East Campus, waters sorghum plants. East Campus green

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Rows of potted tomato plants grow in one of the East Campus greenhouses as part of a research projec

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Shohei Oguro, an agronomy doctoral student, walks along a path leading away from the East Campus gre

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A 30-plus year old banana plant is one of the highlights of the East Campus teaching "jungle" greenh

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Cole Weston, one of the greenhouse managers on East Campus, examines one of the orchids on a shelf i

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Sorghum plants are visible through a door into one of the East Campus greenhouses. October 23, 2025.

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Studio portrait of Joshua Villazana, Assistant Extension Educator in Agronomy and Horticulture. 2025

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Studio portrait of Nathaniel Butler, Assistant Professor of Agronomy and Horticulture in the College

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A group of Mars Pink poinsettias sit inside Teaching Greenhouse West on East Campus. Nearly 800 poin

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Haley Klement, sophomore, waters a row of Whitestar poinsettias inside Teaching Greenhouse West on E

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Haley Klement, sophomore, stands in a sea of poinsettias as she waters each individually inside Teac

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Haley Klement, sophomore, waters a row of Valentine poinsettias inside Teaching Greenhouse West on E

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The university developed this new wheat variety through a group effort headed by Stephen Wegulo, pro

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An extension feather banner flies over a wheat field for a plot test field day event northeast of Fa

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Wheat beginning to ripen in a field northwest of Jansen, Nebraska. June 6, 2024.

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Nebraska producers had requested a new Clearfield variety, and the university responded after extens

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The university developed this new wheat variety through a group effort headed by Stephen Wegulo, pro

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The university's new wheat variety, NE Prism CLP, stands out for its resistance to fungal disease, i

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Professor Stacy Adams designs a bouquet like the ones the students will build in PLAS 261 - Floral D

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Sadie Jarecke, a junior Ag Leadership student designs her bouquet in PLAS 261 - Floral Design I in t

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Emma Dostal, a senior Advertising and Public Relations student adds a flower to her bouquet in PLAS

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Emily Boyle, a senior Speech-Language Pathologist student designs her bouquet in PLAS 261 - Floral D

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Emily Boyle, a senior Speech-Language Pathologist student designs her bouquet in PLAS 261 - Floral D

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Stacy Adams teaches PLAS 261 - Floral Design I in the Plant Science Building. February 21, 2024.

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Professor Stacy Adams designs a bouquet like the ones the students will build in PLAS 261 - Floral D

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Kaitlin Mack, a senior Finance student designs her bouquet in PLAS 261 - Floral Design I in the Plan

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Chloe Waller sorts through her greenery while building her bouquet. Stacy Adams teaches PLAS 261 - F

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Students making floral arrangements. Stacy Adams teaches PLAS 261 - Floral Design I in the Plant Sci

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Students making floral arrangements. Stacy Adams teaches PLAS 261 - Floral Design I in the Plant Sci

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Chloe Waller takes a photo of her bouquet outside of the Plant Science Building after class. Adams

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Sarah Thygesen fluffs a carnation while building her bouquet. Stacy Adams teaches PLAS 261 - Floral

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