Climate change is subjecting plants to rapid shifts in temperature and precipitation, pushing them into new ranges and stressing them in old ones. Trees may […]

In 2020, an anonymous donation to the University of Wisconsin–Madison funded the creation of the UW Organic Collaborative, a group of faculty, staff and partners committed […]

Troy Runge, former chair of the Department of Biological Systems Engineering, assumed the role of CALS associate dean for research on April 1. Runge serves […]

On Thursday, May 18, Esteban Valenzuela, minister of agriculture of Chile, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with UW–Madison leaders, a document showing the parties’ good […]

Over 800 CALS students graduated this past weekend. Many gathered for a pre-commencement celebration at Allen Centennial Garden on Saturday for light refreshments, photo opportunities […]

Animals are an essential aspect to our daily lives. They provide food, resources, recreation, and companionship. But human interactions with animals have varied through time […]

Speciation, or the evolutionary process that forms new species, is an abstract concept that can be difficult to understand. Multiple factors, such as genetics and […]

Spring has arrived, and with it comes yard work. Rethink your outdoor chores with five lawn facts from soil science professor and Extension specialist Doug […]

Last week, UW–Madison celebrated the completion of a major construction project for Babcock Hall – considered the heart of campus’s dairy product research and training […]

A team from CALS and the UW–Madison Division of Extension cultivates communities that can contend with farm stress together.