Project objectives are to quantify soil ecosystem services of cover crops and determine whether or not cover crops improve negative effects of crop residue removal for livestock or biofuel on soil services in rain-fed and irrigated croplands in Nebraska. Humberto Blanco, professor of agronomy and horticulture, is in the third year of leading the project “Enhancing Soil Ecosystem Services with Cover Crops.” Funding is provided by the Nebraska Environmental Trust.
The organization offers training in a wide variety of topics including media sales, employee onboarding, leadership and business. P1 Learning is a Kansas City-based media training organization that creates and develops short video training courses for professionals. Rick Alloway, associate professor of broadcasting and general manager of 90.3 KRNU, was named to the advisory board for P1 Learning. Recent achievements for the campus community were earned by Rick Alloway, Humberto Blanco, Charles Francis, Benjamin Hintz, Jay Puckett, Philip Schwadel, the Explore Center and the university’s Crops Judging Team.
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