200806 Plant Camp 112

Natalie Keller, a Junior at Seward High School, drains the water off corn roots so the soil can be tested for microorganisms that will later be studied and compared to different soils across Nebraska. The girls are a part of the Plant Class which they are taking though Seward Highschool, Biochemistry and EPSCOR. The high school soil science camp that was originally to be held on campus was reimagined, so participants did the research in their own yards. August 6, 2020. Photo by Gregory Nathan / University Communication.
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Natalie Keller, a Junior at Seward High School, drains the water off corn roots so the soil can be tested for microorganisms that will later be studied and compared to different soils across Nebraska. The girls are a part of the Plant Class which they are taking though Seward Highschool, Biochemistry and EPSCOR. The high school soil science camp that was originally to be held on campus was reimagined, so participants did the research in their own yards. August 6, 2020. Photo by Gregory Nathan / University Communication.
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Nebraska EPSCoR
Plant Camp
IANR Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Summer Science Camp
Soil Science Camp
Highschool
Summer Camps
Teenage Girls
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