Researchers expand a powerful computer simulation tool to study and address nitrate contamination in Wisconsin’s groundwater

Additional photographs available at CALS Flickr The Hancock Agricultural Research Station was established in 1916. It is a 412-acre vegetable research farm and has 9,000 […]

Each year, UW–Madison’s Agricultural Research Stations host more than a dozen public field days throughout the growing season to share research updates and educational information […]

Potatoes are heaped high in the storage building at the UW–Madison Hancock Agricultural Research Station, situated in the middle of the Central Sands area of […]

Samuel Perez, an agricultural research equipment operator at Hancock Agricultural Research Station, was among eight University Staff selected to receive UW-Madison University Staff Recognition Awards this […]

You name it, CALS employees face it: animals large and small; electrical equipment of every size and age; steam and water pressure machines; indoors and […]

Wisconsin’s potato industry has had a strong, decades-long partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s potato researchers, one that has helped place Wisconsin among the top […]

UW-Madison University Communications recently produced a short video about Hancock Agricultural Research Station, highlighting the station’s role linking farmers from across the state and UW–Madison researchers. […]

Last Thursday, Hancock Agricultural Research Station held a very successful centennial celebration and field day event. Below are some photos from the day-long event, taken […]

Fourteen research and infrastructure projects – including four with CALS participants – have been selected by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Office of the Vice Chancellor […]