Twenty one years after the Civil War ended and 3 years before the College was established, rural students came to campus for the first Short Course.

An overflow crowd at the 3rd annual Ag Economic Outlook Forum

Tired of ice and snow? It might help to remind yourself that, for most of the year, this end of campus is far from monochromatic. […]

Species whose populations are already declining are most vulnerable

Market to Market, the nation’s longest-running agribusiness news show will tape a town-hall style event here immediately after the Wisconsin Agricultural Economic Outlook Forum

“Following two years of generally fond memories, most Wisconsin farmers suffered through a year they would like to forget.”

Sean Carroll’s Darwin 150 project lecture is available online and well worth a look

Lactococcus lactis inches (nanometers?) its way toward becoming Wisconsin’s official state microbe.

When you lose 50,000 trees in a season, it tends to get your attention.

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