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eBusiness, a part of UNL Extension: This four-session non-credit course is for business startups whose owners want to sell products and services through retail Web sites; provides business owners and managers with educational opportunities that teach them how to use the Web for business promotion and expansion; learn basics of promoting Web sites and developing Internet marketing plans, integrating new technologies into existing online business activity. Contact: http://cariregistration.unl.edu/CourseStatus.awp?~~EBUSINESS.

Food Processing Center: Provides a broad variety of services for all levels of food entrepreneurs. Whether you want to develop a breakthrough product or process that revolutionizes the food industry, or simply start selling your family recipe, the Center provides a unique combination of business, marketing, technology and science to help achieve your business goals. Contact: http://fpc.unl.edu.

Nebraska Business Development Center: Start-up, management and technical assistance to entrepreneurs and small business owners from offices throughout the state (in partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration). Contact: http://nbdc.unomaha.edu/consulting/startup; Omaha, 402-554-6270; Lincoln, 402-472-3358; Kearney, 308-865-8344; Scottsbluff, 308-635-7513.

NebraskaEDGE Program, Center for Applied Rural Innovation, a part of UNL Extension: Community-based education throughout the state for adults interested in starting a business; comprehensive educational courses to enhance business knowledge and build practical management skills; help for business owners to develop a business plan. Contact: http://nebraskaedge.unl.edu; 402-472-4138; 800-328-2851.