Engler Agribusiness Program at UNL Marks 15 Years, Reports Significant Economic Impact
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program is celebrating 15 years. A recent report highlights the program's impact, noting that businesses connected to it generated over $83 million in gross revenue and supported 213 jobs in 2025, showcasing alumni…
Lincoln & Hastings Kearney, NE, November 13, 2026 — The Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is observing its 15th anniversary. A recent report detailing the program’s activities and outcomes indicates a substantial economic contribution to the state of Nebraska.
According to the report, businesses associated with the Engler Program generated over $83 million in gross revenue during the 2025 fiscal year. These enterprises also provided employment for 213 individuals in the same period.
The program aims to foster entrepreneurial skills among students interested in agriculture and agribusiness. Its 15-year history has been marked by efforts to support the development and growth of student-led ventures and alumni businesses. The reported figures for 2025 highlight the ongoing success and economic influence of individuals who have participated in the program.
The economic contributions, measured by gross revenue and job creation, reflect the program’s role in cultivating business leaders and enterprises within Nebraska’s agricultural sector. The Engler Program continues its mission to provide education, resources, and mentorship to aspiring agribusiness entrepreneurs.
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