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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, left, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross dig through the

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, left, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross dig through the

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, right, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross walk behind th

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, red shirt, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross walk behin

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Flex-Ro, which first entered fields in 2019 to measure crop traits, can be controlled remotely and o

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer walks behind the robotic planter as it starts a row. The self drivi

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, left, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross dig through the

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, left, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross dig through the

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Flex-Ro, which first entered fields in 2019 to measure crop traits, can be controlled remotely and o

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Graduate research assistant Taylor Cross connects the seed box to the planter. The self-driving robo

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Flex-Ro, which first entered fields in 2019 to measure crop traits, can be controlled remotely and o

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, red shirt, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross walk behin

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Flex-Ro, which first entered fields in 2019 to measure crop traits, can be controlled remotely and o

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, red shirt, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross walk behin

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Flex-Ro, which first entered fields in 2019 to measure crop traits, can be controlled remotely and o

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, left, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross dig through the

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Graduate research assistant Taylor Cross (left) and graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer walk behind the

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Bryce Doeschot, Market Journal and IANR Media, films the planting. The self-driving robotic planter

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Flex-Ro, which first entered fields in 2019 to measure crop traits, can be controlled remotely and o

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer checks the programming on the planter as it turns for another row.

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Graduate student Ian Tempelmeyer, red shirt, and graduate research assistant Taylor Cross walk behin

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The Nebraska sign in front of the Van Brundt Visitor's Center is surrounded by snow. Spring Break sn

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The Nebraska sign in front of the Van Brundt Visitor's Center is surrounded by snow. Spring Break sn

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Kyle Broderick, coordinator of the Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic and an assistant extension educa

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Corn samples await their turn. Kyle Broderick, an Extension educator/plant pathologist heads UNL’s

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A collection of cactuses awaits its turn in the Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic. Kyle Broderick, an

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Kyle Broderick pipettes a sample in the molecular lab. Broderick, an Extension educator/plant pathol

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Kyle Broderick, coordinator of the Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic and an assistant extension educa

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Kyle Broderick looks at two tar spot samples on corn leaves using the lab’s microscopes. Broderick

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Matt Hille (left) and Dustin Loy look over a culture of Moraxella bovis in the Veterinary Diagnostic

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Frank Billings, a veterinary pathologist in the early days of the University of Nebraska, drew these

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A cow with bovine pinkeye. Bovine pinkeye is the No. 1 reported disease for breeding cows and No. 2

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