Category: Food Systems
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Posted on August 18, 1999
UW-Madison’s Satter Receives American Dairy Science Assocation Award Of Honor
Larry Satter, a dairy nutritionist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the USDA Dairy Forage Research Center, has received the 1999 Award of Honor from the American Dairy Science Association. The award, which is the highest honor given by the ADSA, recognized Satter’s exceptional and long-term contributions to the group.
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Posted on August 15, 1999
UW-Madison Researchers To Study Marketing, Processing Improvement For Alternative Red Meats
A team of University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers will tackle some of the challenges facing the alternative red-meat industry in the upper Midwest. The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, in collaboration with the Meat Science Laboratory at the UW-Madison’s College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, has received a grant to study ways to improve marketing and processing in this rapidly growing industry.
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Posted on August 10, 1999
Schools Adopt Strategies To Minimize Use Of Pesticides
University of Wisconsin-Extension/Madison specialists are helping schools adapt a strategy farmers use to control weeds and bugs with a minimal amount of chemicals.
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Posted on August 5, 1999
Too Much Hay? It’s OK To Skip Cutting The Alfalfa
With a lot of last year’s alfalfa crop still in storage and production high all across the US this summer, farmers may want to consider skipping a cutting this summer.
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Posted on July 27, 1999
Counting Heads
When Paul Voss tells you, “The day is punctuated by phone calls and e-mails,” you might respond, “So is mine.”
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Posted on July 26, 1999
High Zinc Levels May Affect Bone Development In Pigs
High levels of zinc in nursery pig diets can affect bone growth and development, a University of Wisconsin-Madison study has shown.
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Posted on July 25, 1999
Smoothie Pie: Budding Food Scientists Hope Victory Will Be Sweet
Food science students have earned a finalist spot in a national competition by inventing a healthy taste treat,
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Posted on July 24, 1999
Two Alternative Companion Crops For Legumes Show Promise In Early Tests
Farmers looking for both high yield and high quality forage during the year they establish legumes might consider annual ryegrass or festulolium as companion crops, according to a University of Wisconsin Madison study in central and northwestern Wisconsin.
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Posted on July 20, 1999
Dairy Compacts In The Northeast And South Would Cost Other Dairy Farmers $495 Million A Year
As Congress considers enlarging interstate dairy compacts, a new study by three University of Wisconsin-Madison agricultural economists labeled the compacts “bad public policy.”
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Posted on July 19, 1999
Bluebirds And Birdies Find Common Ground At UW Golf Course
With some forethought and routine maintenance, bluebirds and birdies can find common ground on Wisconsin’s golf courses. The proof is nesting on a “bluebird trail” at the UW-Madison’s University Ridge golf course.