AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBroadband Boost: NTIA says states can run a second BEAD funding round using leftover money to reach newly identified unserved locations, extending Nebraska’s push for universal connectivity. University Funding: UN System President Jeffrey Gold used his State of the University Address to warn that continued budget cuts could shrink programs and economic impact, urging lawmakers to invest in teaching and research. AI for Food Safety: A $2M NSF award (with UNL) will develop AI-enabled tools to spot threats to food production systems earlier, aiming to protect aquaculture, livestock, and crops. Ag Tech at Husker Harvest Days: The new Ag Tech Pavilion spotlights startups and tools—from satellite-driven crop nutrition to soil and farm decision support—geared toward practical, on-farm innovation. STEM for Nebraska Kids: Edgerton Explorit Center launched a Trades Science program for schools, and Chimney Rock’s new free K-5 Junior Pathfinder program brings hands-on history and natural science learning. Public Health & Pets: FDA issued an emergency authorization to prevent and treat New World screwworm in dogs and cats, expanding options for veterinarians. Community Safety: AAA’s free Tow to Go returns for Labor Day weekend in Nebraska and Iowa to get impaired drivers and their cars home safely.
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