We gather the aggregated voice of rural Nebraskans and relay our findings to state lawmakers, ensuring the rural voice is heard.
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ALT "Perceptions of importance of items in determining U.S. trade policy." Protecting American jobs, 88%; creating choices for consumers, 87%; lower prices for consumers, 88%; creating new export opportunities for Nebraska's ag producers, other businesses, 91%; strengthening economic relationships with other countries, 86%; strengthening and safeguarding political relationships with other countries, 80%; using trade policies to presssure countries that challenge U.S. economic and political priorities, 57%. (Kristen Labadie/University Communication and Marketing)
ALT A Thayer County mural is painted on a brick wall in downtown Deshler, Nebraska. An American flag flies in the background. (Craig Chandler/University Communication and Marketing)
ALT Grain bins can be seen on the horizon near a gravel road, with a cornfield on the left and a row of electrical poles on the right. (Shutterstock)
ALT The frame of a house. (Shutterstock)
ALT A pie chart titled "How informed Nebraskans are about AI." Not at all, 18%; slightly, 35%; moderately 34%; very, 11%; extremely, 2%. (Kristen Labadie/University Communication and Marketing)
