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Seminar on environmental challenges and opportunities in livestock production — Jan. 7
Frank Mitloehner, an associate professor of animal science and associate air quality cooperative extension specialist at University of California-Davis, will present an informational seminar entitled […]
Dairy producers can anticipate much-improved year in 2010
Both milk production and dairy cow numbers have declined in the U.S. In the meantime, dairy product prices have risen, and so have prices farmers […]
Undergraduate Learning Symposium – April 15
As you prepare for the new semester, I would like to bring to your attention an opportunity for your undergraduate students who are actively and […]
WBI will assist in redesign of Charter St. heating plant
A major redesign of the Charter Street Heating Plant at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will be a showcase project for Governor Jim Doyle’s commitment to […]
CALS co-hosts Forum on Energy Efficiency in Agriculture on Feb. 8
The Dairy Business Innovation Center, the UW-Madison College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection are partnering […]
UW Center for Co-ops announces new program for cooperative executives
The University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives, in partnership with the Center for Advanced Studies in Business at the Wisconsin School of Business, is pleased […]
On Dec. 30, pick up paychecks at 21 N. Park St.
CALS Divisional Payroll Office, 208 Ag Hall will not be open on 12/30/09. This is a designated furlough day. Payroll check pick-up will be available […]
Daniel Gianola honored by Uruguay’s Universidad de la Republica
Daniel Gianola was presented with the Doctor Honoris Causa from Facultad de Agronomia in the Universidad de la Republica, Montevideo, Uruguay on Dec. 17. Gianola […]
Nominate your colleagues for CALS faculty, academic staff and classified staff awards
Time to recognize your colleagues’ efforts and accomplishments
A microbe winds its way through the halls of government
Lactococcus lactis inches (nanometers?) its way toward becoming Wisconsin’s official state microbe.