Clayton Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance @UNLincoln. šSymposium Registration: https://xitter.cf/t.co/fIL17wqJwH. #NETradeTalks
Lincoln, Nebraska
Joined October 2018
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Nebraska is helping lead whatās next in agriculture.
With UNLās agriculture and natural resources programs ranked in the top 9% worldwide, CASNR Interim Dean @TomBurkey joined @OfficialRFDTV to discuss how Nebraska is preparing the next generation of ag leaders.
Jacob Behnk spent his summer interning with @DTB_AgriTrade in #WashingtonDC, representing @UNLincoln and #Nebraska's ag interests on a national stage. "This internship is not just a chance to gain experience, but a responsibility to present a good image of the Cornhusker State."
ALT Grid of Jacob Behnk posing around the DTB office. Left, Jacob stands next to his desk. Right top, posing with the United States flag. Bottom right, working on a laptop.
Juliet Traver-Kazemba spent her summer at #WITA in #WashingtonDC as the recipient of the #YeutterInstitute Steve Nelson Internship Award. "The #TradePolicy community may seem small, but it has one of the greatest impacts on everyone's day-to-day lives." #UNL #Nebraska
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Our university's @YeutterUNL Institute has wide-ranging connections throughout the trade policy community and provides rewarding internship opportunities for Yeutter interns
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Husker undergrads Jacob Behnk and Juliet Traver-Kazemba interned in Washington, D.C., this summer through opportunities made possible by the university's Yeutter Institute (@YeutterUNL). Details: go.unl.edu/yrfg #Nebraska #UNL @UNL_IANR @unlcas @NebraskaBiz
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#UNL leads in the nation's capital. This summer, former Yeutter Student Fellows Allison Walbrecht, Logan Walsh & Ethan Zen, ainterns Jacob Behnk (DTB AgriTrade) & Juliet Traver-Kazemba (WITA), gained hands-on experience in #Washington ā plus a seat at the table in #tradepolicy.
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Taylor Mazour traveled to Kenya this summer through @UNLincoln's @UNLGlobalEx Study Abroad Program as a recipient of our Institute's scholarship. "#NebraskaNice truly is everywhereāthe people we met made me feel so proud to be from an #agriculture-heavy state." #StudentSuccess
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Aidan Ballard traveled to Kenya this summer through @UNLincoln's @UNLGlobalEx Study Abroad Program as a recipient of our #Scholarship, visiting @KPMGEastAfrica and returning home with new perspectives on public service, global agricultural trade, and resource sustainability.
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Opening overseas markets to Nebraska didnāt occur by happenstance. The state became an international player in the late 20th century, and a lot of that was due to trio. omaha.com/opinion/column/artā¦
Sam Lockhart traveled to Kenya this summer as a recipient of the Yeutter Institute Study Abroad Scholarship, gaining new perspectives on global business and international development. "This experience was unforgettable...I'm very grateful for the support provided for this trip"
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Scholarships for @YeutterUNL Institute students are enabling their worthwhile overseas study this summer
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š While trade debates often focus on risks and disruptions, the bigger story is the tangible gains global trade continues to deliver.
Ten Trade Wins 2025 highlights 10 concrete examples of how open and connected markets improve economies and everyday lives worldwide. š
Congratulations to our graduating Yeutter Student Fellows Lexi Bodlak, Ethan Zen, Justin Barbee, Allison Walbrecht, Logan Walsh, and Bryson Rader! These students sought a margin of excellence in their careers, and we know they'll carry that drive into everything they do next. š½
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US agriculture has long been the leading beneficiary of US free trade agreements (FTAs) & FTAs remain the best way to open new markets for US farm products by knocking down prohibitive foreign tariffs & protectionist sanitary & phytosanitary restrictions. piie.com/publications/workinā¦
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A positive US trade policy for agriculture means:
š”Reengage in bilateral, regional, & multilateral negotiations on market access
š”Roll back tariffs
š”Compensate US farmers for negative impacts of higher US tariffs
š”Full enforcement of other countriesā agricultural commitments
š”Transparency
š”Negotiations to remove foreign discrimination.
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Nebraska Extension collected data from over 100 custom service businesses to create the 2026 Nebraska Custom Rate Report. Take a look at their findings below.
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Congrats to our 2026 Summer Internship Awardees! š½ This summer, Jacob Behnk and Juliet Traver-Kazemba will represent the Yeutter Institute in Washington, D.C. as interns for DTB AgriTrade and WITA, respectively. Can't wait to see Huskers making their mark in D.C.!
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Tiffany Heng-Moss joined national leaders in Omaha for the @CompeteNow Conversations Across America, focused on the future of the #bioeconomy.
In Nebraska, that work is already happening ā connecting research, teaching and @UNLExtension across all 93 counties.
ALT Panelists, including Tiffany Heng-Moss, speak during a Competitiveness Conversations Across America event in Omaha, discussing the future of the bioeconomy.
From the classroom to the boardroom. Our Yeutter Student Fellows presented their semester-long consulting project on Brazil's agricultural trajectory to Valmont. We are proud of this cohort and grateful for Valmont's partnership!
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The 2026 Nebraska Custom Rates Report is now available on our website. Data was collected from over 100 respondents and provides market rate information as a reference for those offering custom work. Follow the link below to learn more.
cap.unl.edu/news/2026-nebrasā¦
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