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Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute

Peter McCornick

McCornick reappointed to lead Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute

June 9, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Nebraska’s Harkamal Walia and colleagues have described a novel form of a gene obtained from wild wheat that has the potential to improve drought tolerance in cultivated wheat.

Walia featured today in Nebraska Lecture on climate change, crop yields

April 2, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

A farmer in Rwanda works with a sprinkler in his field.

Nebraska team aims to improve irrigated ag in sub-Saharan Africa

March 24, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Christopher Neale

Data collection project to help farmers address greenhouse gas emissions

February 25, 2021

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

Daugherty Water for Food shares impacts in annual report

December 18, 2020

Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute hosts fall webinar series

October 1, 2020

Nebraska research hydrologist Joe Szilagyi has shown that precipitation has decreased in the most heavily irrigated regions of Nebraska, a finding that could have worldwide water-conservation implications if substantiated by further research.

Daugherty Water for Food launches podcast

September 17, 2020

Araz’s research prepares for pandemic decision-making

March 23, 2020

Society & Culture

Michael Sealy

Achievements | Honors, appointments, publications for March 6

March 6, 2020

Water into swine: U.S. using less water for livestock than in 1960

February 24, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

Science & Technology

A timelapse compliation image of the North Loup River from the Platte Basin Timelapse project.

Chancellor: Daugherty Institute vital to growing water, ag research

February 13, 2020

Agriculture & Environment

A sunset over the Platte River. A new report issued by the Conservation and Survey Division shows that nearly all of Nebraska saw declines in groundwater levels between spring 2012 and spring 2013.

Daugherty's global focus flows into statewide impacts

February 12, 2020