CALS in the News for the week of March 11 – 17

March 17, 2017 |

Bedding, bugs and teats
Dairy Herd Management 3/16/2017
Quoted: Pamela Ruegg, Dairy Science

Six charts that illustrate the divide between rural and urban America
The Conversation 3/16/2017
Mentioned: Steve Deller, Agricultural and Applied Economics

Why do we believe in pseudo-scientific theories?
Miért hiszünk az áltudományos elméleteknek?
Népszava (Hungary) 3/17/2017
Quoted: Dominque Brossard, Life Sciences Communication

Growers push envelope for top soybean yields
Wisconsin Agriculturist 3/17/2017
Quoted: Shawn Conley, Agronomy

New Book Continues Legacy of UW-Madison Soil Research
Wisconsin Ag Connection 3/17/2017
Mentioned: Alfred Hartemink, Soil Science
Quoted: Jim Bockheim, Soil Science

New Book Continues Legacy of UW-Madison Soil Research
Wisconsin Ag Connection 3/17/2017
Quoted: Alfred Hartemink, Soil Science
Quoted: Jim Bockheim, Soil Science

Dairy challenge offers more
Agri-View 3/16/2017
Quoted: Ted Halbach, Dairy Science

Taking a bite out of Lyme disease
APG Media of Wisconsin 3/15/2017
Quoted: Susan Paskewitz, Entomology

Lawmakers push for hemp comeback
Agri-View 3/14/2017
Mentioned: Irwin Goldman, Horticulture

Warmth shouldn’t affect fruit crops
Agri-View 3/15/2017
Quoted: Amaya Atucha, Horticulture

World Dairy Expo to Honor Brancel as Industry Person of the Year
Wisconsin Ag Connection 3/15/2017
Mentioned: UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

What to keep and what to cut when growing soybeans
Brownfield Ag News 3/14/2017
Quoted: Shawn Conley, Agronomy

Cows improve by 284 pounds of milk annually
Hoard’s Dairyman 3/13/2017
Quoted: Mark Stephenson, Agricultural and Applied Economics

Madison microbiome research aims to help health, environment
The Washington Times 3/11/2017
Quoted: Jo Handelsman, Plant Pathology

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