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Mark Stephenson: Senate’s Farm Bill may have tougher sledding in the House
As expected, the U.S. Senate passed the Farm Bill on June 10 with a bipartisan majority. In fact, the bill passed 66 to 27—a much […]
Enjoy a scoop of Paul Jelly in honor of Paul Jelle: Friday 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. in the Allen Gardens
Don’t forget to stop by the Allen Centennial Gardens on Friday from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. to offer best wishes to Paul Jelle, who […]
Please help identify former Fulbright awardees on CALS faculty and staff
This message seeks your assistance in identifying any former Fulbright Award holders in the ranks of CALS faculty and staff. We are in the process […]
Jersey cattle industry honors Bob Cropp and Ed Jesse for milk marketing reform efforts
Bob Cropp and Ed Jesse, professors emeritus of agricultural and applied economics, will receive the Award for Meritorious Service from the American Jersey Cattle Association […]
Fringe benefit rates for the new fiscal year
The following fringe benefit rates will become effective July 1, 2013 for UW-Madison and UW-Extension, and will be used when charging the employer’s contribution to […]
UW-Extension announces launch of educational video channel
University of Wisconsin-Extension announced the launch of a new online educational video channel (http://uwexvideochannel.org) to extend its mission of providing access to university resources and […]
BSE tractor team has plenty of pull
CALS’ 1/4-Scale Tractor Team took 6th place overall (out of 29 teams) in the 2013 ASABE International 1/4-Scale Tractor Student Design Competition. And they took […]
New faces in leadership roles at CALS Agricultural Research Stations
Look for new faces when you visit the college’s ag research stations at Hancock, Marshfield, West Madison, Spooner and Lancaster, as well as the U.S. […]
Biochemical sciences complex to be named after Hector Deluca
The UW Board of Regents voted Friday in favor of naming three UW-Madison buildings and the area they comprise after renowned biochemist Hector F. DeLuca. […]
A kitchen garden in front of Ag Hall
There’s some tasteful landscaping in front of Ag Hall this summer. Also tasty. The big round planter is full of vegetables, thanks to Larry Kraak, […]