CALS in the News for the Week of June 4-8
In the News
Helping China produce more milk will boost U.S. dairy exports to China, experts say
University Communications 6/7/2012
Quoted: Ed Jesse, Agricultural & Applied Economics
Mentioned: Karen Nielsen, Babcock Institute for International Dairy Research and Development
Mentioned: Kathryn VandenBosch, Dean
Seely on Science: UW professor disputes deer czar’s findings
Wisconsin State Journal 6/8/2012
Quoted: Tim Van Deelen, Forest and Wildlife Ecology
New university study: Ethanol reduces gas prices by more than $1 in 2011
Wisconsin State Farmer 6/7/2012
Mentioned: Xiaodong Du, Agricultural and Applied Economics
Milk prices edge lower to usher in June Dairy Month
The Country Today 6/6/2012
Quoted: Bob Cropp, Agricultural and Applied Economics
UW dairy science team welcomes Dr. Amy Stanton
Agri-View 6/7/2012
Quoted: Amy Stanton, Dairy Science
Perspectives on conservation and utilizing no-till in the Pleasant Valley Watershed
Agri-View 6/7/2012
Quoted: Laura Ward Good, Soil Science
Reduced starch diets for dairy cows examined
Agri-View 6/7/2012
Quoted: Randy Shaver, Dairy Science
Improving feed efficiency and digestibility for reduced-starch rations
Agri-View 6/7/2012
Quoted: Randy Shaver, Dairy Science
UW-Madison food science students headed to finals
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 6/1/2012
Mentioned: Food Science Club
Tech and Biotech: Roche NimbleGen to cut staff, product line
Wisconsin State Journal 6/1/2012
Mentioned: Michael Sussman, Biochemistry
Mentioned: Fred Blattner, Genetics
Of Interest
Corporations boost agricultural research funding
Associated Press 6/7/2012
Next Move for Senate Farm Bill?
Wisconsin Agriculturist 6/8/2012
FDA urged to rethink on antibiotics in animal feed
Reuters 6/5/2012
Science group finds drought-tolerant GMO corn lacking
Reuters 6/5/2012