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)
What should guide U.S. trade policy? Hear what rural Nebraskans had to say in the 2025 Nebraska Rural Poll.
🗓 Oct. 9 | 12 CT
💻 Free webinar: go.unl.edu/ruraltrade
Learn more about rural Nebraskans' confidence in institutions at a webinar on Thursday at noon CT. Register for it and other upcoming webinars at ruralpoll.unl.edu/resources/…
The new All Things Nebraska website is designed to be accessible to a wide range of users, including business leaders, nonprofit organizations, government officials, researchers and @UNLExtension professionals. go.unl.edu/qi6o#Nebraska#UNL@ruralnebraska@UNL_IANR
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)
he Nebraska Rural Poll holds the title as the longest-running survey of rural life in the United States. It's an annual snapshot of rural perspectives, conducted by Nebraska Extension and its Community Development Division, Rural Prosperity Nebraska.
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For nearly 30 years, the Nebraska Rural Poll has tracked trends in rural Nebraska, from economic shifts to broadband access. Dr. Heather Akin talks more about the Rural Poll on @OfficialRFDTV. » ow.ly/wfJG50VqBvG
Most respondents to the 2024 Nebraska Rural Poll rate their communities as friendly, trusting and supportive, and say it would be difficult to leave.
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Join us for an insightful session on the 2024 Nebraska Rural Poll housing data! Learn what housing programs and priorities rural Nebraskans support, how they rate their community’s housing characteristics, and their general perceptions. Register here: unl.zoom.us/meeting/register…
Most rural Nebraskans see housing as important to the growth of their community; however, most also think their community lacks options for rentals and home purchases. View the complete report at ruralpoll.unl.edu/2024-repor…
Some of our recent results are included in this story. 40% of rural Nebraskans believe artificial intelligence will have a positive impact on agriculture.
The annual Nebraska Ag Expo is underway, hosting more than nine acres of exhibits, including what’s known as the innovation hub complete with the latest technology. 1011now.com/2024/12/11/nebra…
Most rural Nebraskans are not well informed about artificial intelligence and are not confident it is being used in the public's best interest, according to the 2024 @NERuralPoll. go.unl.edu/qk5g
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)
Most rural Nebraskans are not well informed about artificial intelligence and are not confident it is being used in the best interest of the public. View the complete report at ruralpoll.unl.edu/2024-repor… and register for the upcoming webinar at ruralpoll.unl.edu/
We have been hosting webinars that further discuss our 2024 results, including inviting experts to give their reactions and possible implications. You can view the past recordings at ruralpoll.unl.edu/webinars