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Don’t forget to stop and smell the… corpse flower
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Don’t forget to stop and smell the… corpse flower

Johanna Oosterwyk, manager of the D.C. Smith Greenhouse, reports that the greenhouse’s Titan Arum plant, or corpse flower, is about to bloom. It’s her best […]

Jul
29th
Lone star tick generates media buzz
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Lone star tick generates media buzz

After University Communications broke the story about the presence of a new tick in Wisconsin–the lone star tick– in a news release last week, CALS […]

Jul
29th
Brian Schnell: Living and learning with the herd
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Brian Schnell: Living and learning with the herd

The School of Veterinary Medicine recently published a nice story, titled Living and Learning with the Herd, that highlights dairy science senior Brian Schnell. Schnell […]

Jul
29th
Jim Nienhuis receives Bean Improvement Cooperative award
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Jim Nienhuis receives Bean Improvement Cooperative award

Horticulture professor Jim Nienhuis has been awarded the Meritorious Service Award from the Bean Improvement Cooperative.  The Meritorious Service Award has been presented to over […]

Jul
29th
UW Foundation workshop on donor development and stewardship – Aug. 14
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UW Foundation workshop on donor development and stewardship – Aug. 14

What is development? How can my department encourage prospective donors to make a gift? What is stewardship? Does a thank-you letter or a newsletter really […]

Jul
29th
Campus-wide IT Policy Forum to address accessibility, usability and security – Aug. 6
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Campus-wide IT Policy Forum to address accessibility, usability and security – Aug. 6

The UW-Madison Office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) is planning a campus-wide IT Policy Forum focusing on accessibility, usability and security. The forum, which […]

Jul
29th
Scott Rankin to lead American Dairy Science Association
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Scott Rankin to lead American Dairy Science Association

Scott Rankin, chair of the food science department, has been named president of the American Dairy Science Association after serving as vice president last year. […]

Jul
29th
NIFA looking for assistant director for Institute of Bioenergy, Climate, and Environment
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NIFA looking for assistant director for Institute of Bioenergy, Climate, and Environment

The National Institute of Food and Agriculture is currently recruiting for the position of Assistant Director for the Institute of Bioenergy, Climate, and Environment. The […]

Jul
29th
CALS in the News for the Week of July 22-26
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CALS in the News for the Week of July 22-26

In the News New tick makes headlines ‘Lone star’ ticks have increased presence in Wis. WMTV 7/23/2013 Quoted: Susan Paskewitz, entomology Lone star tick showing […]

Jul
26th
Federal Funding Opportunities
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Federal Funding Opportunities

Federal funding opportunities from the week of July 22 – 26 DOD Defense Forensics and Biometrics Agency (DFBA) BAA for Basic, Applied Austere Environment Consortium […]

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26th