CALS in the News for the Week of March 21-27
In the News:
Say ‘cheese’: Judging requires a whole new vocabulary
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 3/24/2015
Quoted: Mark Johnson, UW-Madison Center for Dairy Research
Dairy industry making strides toward reducing its carbon footprint
EurekAlert 3/17/2015
Quoted: Victor Cabrera, Dairy Science
Free nematode testing program
Morning AgClips 3/26/2015
Quoted: Shawn Conley, Agronomy
Wisconsin Meat Industry Hall of Fame
Morning Ag Clips 3/26/2015
Mentioned: UW-Madison Meat Science and Muscle Biology Laboratory
Programs help farmers with challenges
Agri-View 3/26/2015
Quoted: Brian Luck, Biological Systems Engineering
Text messages from cows?
Agri-View 3/25/2015
Quoted: Doug Reinemann, Biological Systems Engineering
Learn implements of husbandry
Agri-View 3/23/2015
Mentioned: Cheryl Skjolaas, Biological Systems Engineering
Five Alice in Dairyland finalists announced
Agri-View 3/24/2015
Mentioned: Teyanna Loether, Student, Animal Sciences
Mentioned: Cassandra Mayer, Student, Life Sciences Communication
UW Professor says ticks are already out
NBC 15 TV 3/24/15
Quoted: Susan Paskewitz, Entomology
Coyotes and Urban Wildlife Research
WKOW 27 TV 3/23/2015
Quoted: David Drake, Forest and Wildlife Ecology
Soughton Man with the Plan
ConnectStoughton.com 3/15/15
Quoted: Mark Badger, alumnus, Landscape Architecture
Study finds that climate change is hurting soybean yields
CALS News 3/27/2015
Quoted: Shawn Conley, Agronomy
Soybeans and changing climate – Audio
CALS News 3/27/2015
Quoted: Shawn Conley, Agronomy
Of Interest:
Crave Brothers Farmstead Classics earns three new awards
Morning AgClips 3/26/2015
This Very Expensive Bull Is Fueling America’s Prime Steak Boom
Bloomberg 3/23/15
FDA Approves Genetically Engineered Potatoes, Apples as Safe
ABC News 3/20/2015