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Milk prices continue to improve
Milk prices continue their upward trend of improvement, points out Bob Cropp, Professor Emeritus of Agricultural and Applied Economics, in his November 2009 Dairy Situation […]
Public universities group honors Sen. Kohl for efforts to boost ag research funding
The Association of Public and Land Grant Universities has awarded Herb Kohl, Wisconsin’s senior U.S. Senator, its Congressional Workhorse Award for his work on behalf […]
Ag Hall coffee – Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 8:30 a.m.
Just a reminder the next CALS Coffee is scheduled for Tuesday, November 17 from 8:30 to 9:30 in Room 140 Agricultural Hall. Please join us […]
CALS academic staff urged to weigh in on research reorganization
Dear Members of the CALS Academic Staff Community: As you are likely aware, there has been a great deal of discussion regarding the proposed research […]
Grad school boosts reimbursement rates for conference travel
The Graduate School has increased both its domestic and international travel awards by $500. Domestic conference travel awards are now $1,000 (faculty may apply once […]
A look at the new National Institute for Food and Agriculture
Those interested in the development of the new National Institute for Food and Agriculture might be interested in the attached PowerPoint presentation given recently by […]
Funding Focus: USDA International Science and Education Grants Program
The International Science and Education (ISE) Competitive Grants Program supports the internationalization of food, agriculture, and related programs at U.S. universities and colleges. ISE projects […]
CALS in the News – Nov. 9-13
CALS in the News 11/9-13/2009 News about or of interest to CALS faculty and staff…
Digital media and the future of schooling: The 2050 classroom – Nov. 17
Want to know how to utilize digital media and the Internet to better educate children? Join us at 7:00 pm this Tuesday at the MMoCA […]
Ants and Agriculture display in MSB lobby offers peeks at the lives of leafcutter ants
There’s a new farm on campus, and it’s well worth visiting