AgricultureGraduate Program Summary |
Graduate Degrees OfferedM.Ag.* Areas of Study Agricultural Leadership; Agribusiness; Animal Systems; Food Systems; Integrative Agricultural Systems; Plant Systems *Also available online Application ChecklistRequired by Office of Graduate Studies
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Application Deadline Rolling admissions. Applications are reviewed monthly.
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Description of ProgramThe Master of Agriculture is a practitioner degree for individuals directly involved in agriculture and related industries. It also addresses the advanced educational needs of working agricultural professionals. The program is available to both residential and distance students. Since this is a college-wide degree program, there is wide latitude in the selection of areas of study. An individual curriculum is designed for each student with the goal of best fitting the student's educational objective(s). The student, advisor, and supervisory committee jointly establish this curriculum. A unique feature of the master's program is the degree project. The degree project replaces the traditional master's thesis and is specifically intended to be of immediate value in the student's workplace for career advancement.
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ContactGraduate Chair Professor John Markwell402-472-2924 Department Address 103 Agriculture HallLincoln NE 68583-0702 Department Website
http://casnr.unl.edu/moa |
Faculty and Research
| P. Stephen Baenziger | Winter Grains; Germplasm; Biotechnology; Plant Breeding Theory and Applications | |
| Lloyd Bell | Curriculum Development; Minority Education Issues | |
| Dennis Brink | Mineral Requirements; Immunocompetence of Ruminants Fed Forages | |
| Stephen Danielson | Insect Ecology; Insect Pests of Field Crops | |
| Marion Ellis | Apiculture | |
| John Foster | Insect Resistant Plants; Maize; Insect Genetics | |
| Roch Gaussoin | Turfgrass Maintenance | |
| Milford Hanna | Value-Added Process Engineering; Physical Properties of Food | |
| Tiffany Heng-Moss | Insect Resistant Plants; Functional Genomics; Turfgrass Insect Pest Management | |
| Leon Higley | Physiological Responses of Plants to Insect Injury; Tiger Beetles; Pest Management; Forensic Entomology | |
| Garald Horst | Turfgrass; Plant Physiological and Morphological Response to Abiotic and Biotic Influence | |
| David Jackson | Functional and Structural Relationships in Starch; Corn Processing Technologies; Tortilla and Chip Process Chemistry | |
| Steven Jones | RNA Translation; Meat Quality | |
| James King | Distance Education; Multimedia and Instructional Systems; International Agriculture | |
| Stevan Knezevic | Weed Control and Ecology; Herbicide Technology | |
| Don Lee | Molecular Genetic Variation in Plants | |
| Martha Mamo | Waste Management; Soil; Tillage | |
| John Markwell | Photosynthetic Efficiency; Higher Plant Photosynthetic Pigments; Soybean Proteins as Allergens | |
| Steve Mason | Dryland Crops; Crop Rotation; International Agronomy | |
| Deana Namuth | Distance Education; Plant Breeding and Genetics | |
| Ellen Paparozzi | Leaf Yellowing and Re-Greening | |
| Gerald Parsons | Communication; Leadership; Environmental and Agricultural Ethics | |
| Jim Partridge | Physiological Basis of Diseases | |
| Blair Siegfried | Insecticide Resistance | |
| Daniel Walters | Soil; Crop Systems; Nutrients; Denitrification | |
| Randy Wehling | Food Quality Measurements; End-Use Characteristics of Grains; Cereal Grains | |
| Curtis Weller | Food and Bioproducts Engineering; Value-Added Processing; Biopolymeric Films | |
| Gary Yuen | Soilborne Disease; Biological Control |


