CALS in the News for the Week of May 9-13
In the News
Chequamegon-Nicolet Sequesters Carbon, Researchers Say
Ashland Current 5/11/2011
Quoted: Scott Peckham, Forest and Wildlife Ecology
Quoted: Stith Tom Gower, Forest and Wildlife Ecology
Stoughton struggles to keep Norwegian heritage alive
Wisconsin State Journal 5/12/2011
Quoted: Dan Veroff, Applied Population Laboratory
More potential for soil compaction this spring, ‘traffic control’ will safeguard yields this fall
Agri-View 5/12/2011
Quoted: Dick Wolkowski, Soil Science
Adjustments in planting plans likely needed by some
Agri-View 5/12/2011
Quoted: Vince Davis, Agronomy
Be on lookout for black cutworm, also newcomer pests
Agri-View 5/12/2011
Quoted: Eileen Cullen, Entomology
Great garden ideas on display May 14 at UW Family Horticulture Day
Agri-View 5/12/2011
Mentioned: West Madison Agricultural Research Station
New ‘corn atlas’ shows which genes are active during each stage of plant growth
Agri-View 5/12/2011
Quoted: Rajandeep Sekhon, Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center
Quoted: Shawn Kaeppler, Agronomy
Badger Dairy Club Members Honored for Achievements
Wisconsin Ag Connection 05/12/2011
Mentioned: Badger Dairy Club members/advisers
‘Better than Michigan’
Country Today 5/12/2011 (subscription)
Quoted: Steve Deller, Agricultural and Applied Economics
Extension officials prefer to keep UW System whole
Country Today 5/12/2011 (subscription)
Quoted: John Schutske, Director, Associate Dean, UW-Extension
Forage specialist: GMO alfalfa safe in Wisconsin
Country Today 5/12/2011 (subscription)
Quoted: Dan Undersander, Agronomy
CaseIH provides equipment to ag stations
Country Today 5/12/2011 (subscription)
Quoted: William Tracy, Interim Dean, UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
Quoted: Dwight Mueller, Director, Wisconsin Agricultural Research Stations
State turns to wasps in fight against ash borer
Country Today 5/12/2011 (subscription)
Quoted: Ken Raffa, Entomology
Census shows big jump in women-led families in Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Journal 5/12/2011
Quoted: Katherine Curtis, Community and Environmental Sociology
Economic Studies of Biofuels Paint Opposing Pictures in Gas Price Wars
New York Times 5/3/2011
Quoted: Xiaodong (Sheldon) Du, Agricultural and Applied Economics
Wis. turns to wasps in fight against ash borer
Chicago Tribune 5/6/2011
Quoted: Ken Raffa, Entomology
‘Buy Local’ state grants are on the chopping block
The Capital Times 5/7/2011
Quoted: Steve Deller, Agricultural and Applied Economics
UW professor emeritus Jerry Apps discusses Boundary Waters
Wisconsin State Journal 5/8/2011
Quoted: Jerry Apps, Rural Sociology (Emeritus)
In the battle against aquatic invasive species, Wisconsin bait shops are on the front line
Media NewsWire 5/12/2011
Quoted: Brett Shaw, Life Sciences Communication
Momentum building for state wolf hunt
Wisconsin State Jouranl 5/10/2011
Quoted: Tim Van Deelen, Forest and Wildlife Ecology
Cold-water fish workshop planned in Bayfield, Red Cliff
Green Bay Press Gazette 5/9/2011
Mentioned: UW-Madison Aquaculture Program, Animal Science
UW, aquaculture group to offer fish workshop
Beaumont Enterprise (TX) 5/9/2011
Mentioned: UW-Madison Aquaculture Program, Animal Science
Local Gardeners Brave Unusual Weather
Channel 3000 Madison 5/10/2011 (Video)
Quoted: Ed Lyon, Horticulture, Allen Centennial Gardens
CDC: Over 50? Heat cold cuts to 165 degrees to avoid listeria
USA Today Life 5/6/2011
Quoted: Jeff Sindelar, Animal Science
Of Interest
Scientists Find a ‘Toolbox’ to Develop More Disease-Resistant Wheat
The New York Times 5/12/2011
Crop Damage From Weather Growing as Cost of Grains Advances
Bloomberg 5/9/2011