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Call for pre-proposals: Reilly Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment
The Provost’s Office is soliciting proposals from faculty, staff, and students for the spring 2010 Ira and Ineva Reilly Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment competition. This […]
Best Practices: No-cost extension and PI Changes
NO-COST EXTENSIONS can be granted by a sponsor to allow project directors more time to meet their objectives without needing addition funds. A no-cost extension […]
USDA/FAS for China
The following grant opportunity from USDA/FAS for China: http://www.fas.usda.gov/icd/grants/scep/scep.asp is now open. Themes include *food security, *climate change, alternative energy, food safety, animal and plant […]
The federal budget and funding for international activities
Congress passed a $446.8 billion FY10 Omnibus Appropriations measure, including $48.76 billion for the FY10 State, Foreign Operations Appropriations bill. That bill included funding for […]
Fighting the Grinch who stole Wisconsin’s Christmas trees
When you lose 50,000 trees in a season, it tends to get your attention.
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 […]
CALS in the News: Dec. 7-12, 2009
News about or of interest to CALS faculty and staff… News Items Dairy forage day set for Dec. 11 in Fond du Lac Wisconsin Agriculturalist […]
UW’s new international e-newsletter features Doug Maxwell’s “tomato diplomacy”
Wisconsin Worldview welcomes ideas and contributions about CALS international work
Ag Research Stations will honor Kevin Shinners, Mike Bertram and David Bartelt at Jan. 6 banquet
Staff of the Agricultural Research Stations would like to invite you to their annual Agricultural Research Stations Recognition Awards reception and dinner on Wednesday, January […]
Hort students have a few poinsettias left for sale
It’s not too late to add a splash of red to your home decor