More than 115 youth from three states attended the fifth annual Badger Dairy Camp held on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus June 12-14. At Dairy Camp, young people between 12 and 18 received a jump-start on their summer dairy project activities, learning about dairy fitting, showmanship, and judging while developing life skills in self-confidence, teamwork and sportsmanship.

Washington, DC – A unique partnership between World Wildlife Fund, Wisconsin potato growers, and University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers is being recognized today as a recipient of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s prestigious

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Bruce Jones, professor of agricultural and applied economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension has been appointed director of the UW Center for Dairy Profitability. Jones served as director of the Center previously, from 1995 through 2000.

Bruce Jones, professor of agricultural and applied economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison/Extension has been appointed director of the UW Center for Dairy Profitability.

The first soybean aphids, probably descendents of a stowaway from China, were discovered in Wisconsin in 2000. Since then, the pests have spread across the region, growing at rates one scientist calls

Visitors to the Marshfield Agricultural Research Station’s June 24 field day will open the day with an update on the station’s building project.

The most profitable dairy cow in a herd isn’t always the highest producing cow — health and longevity, fertility and calving ease, milk composition and other factors all influence a cow’s profitability. New tools of molecular genetics allow researchers to pinpoint the genes that influence these traits, and use them in selective breeding programs. The University of Wisconsin-Madison dairy herd, where dairy geneticists are developing a line of Holstein X Jersey crosses, will be the focus of one such program.

With childhood obesity on the rise, parents are paying more attention to what their children eat at school.

As a freshman at Madison East High School, Lynette Brennan Childs knew that genetics was for her. Today, Childs is a research associate for Infigen, Inc. in DeForest. Formed in 1997, Infigen is a biotechnology company commercializing cloning services in the fields of human health and animal agriculture.