“The strength of demand and potential for record setting production will be critical components in determining (corn) prices for the coming year,” reports David Moll, […]

Each season, crop growers and business professionals look for the latest results from the University of Wisconsin Crop Variety and Hybrid Trails. Seeds from each […]

Pizza cheese is not all the same! Take a fun look at how UW-Madison food scientists and students evaluate this tasty part of one of […]

A seemingly simple decision such as which corn variety a grower chooses can have big economic implications. “A one bushel (per acre) increase (in yield) […]

It’s not enough that the prices for fuel and fertilizer keep going up but everything dairy producers use to feed cows also is on the […]

Learn about beets–including the vegetable’s role in social justice–from Irwin Goldman, a CALS horticulture professor and the nation’s only publicly supported beet breeder.  

Registration is now open for the 5th Annual Agricultural Economic Outlook Forum. The event will be held on the UW-Madison campus  on January 25, 2012. Speakers […]

A new report published by an independent global commission of eminent scientists states that the world’s food system needs an immediate transformation to meet current […]

Environmental sociologist Michael Bell has been named director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems (CIAS), a multi-disciplinary research and outreach program that focuses on […]