Let them eat rellenos

While cooking them chile rellenos, hort professor Jim Nienhuis delivered a lecture to a Freshman Interest Group (FIG) about the culture of food.

UW-Madison “checks in” to foursquare presence

Who’s the mayor of UW-Madison? Biddy Martin? Bret Bielema? Bucky? Barry? Actually, it could be you. UW-Madison recently joined the ranks of a select group […]

UW symposium to address ethics, standards and beneficiaries of research

Drawing on issues raised by this year’s Go Big Read selection, a fall symposium at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will address responsible conduct and ethical […]

USDA grants to benefit cranberry growers

CALS Ph.D. programs near top of doctoral class

Five doctoral programs at the UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences rank in the top 15 percent in their respective fields, according to an […]

Knocking out potato waste with genetic technology [audio:https://news.cals.wisc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/jaming_jiang_GMO_01.mp3|titles=Jaming Jiang, horticulture, improved potatoes with genetic technology]

‘Corpse flower’ blooms on campus

Are ‘baby’ carrots really… baby carrots?

“Corpse flower” about to stink up CALS greenhouse [audio:https://news.cals.wisc.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/johanna_oosterwyk_corpse_plant.mp3|titles=Johanna Oosterwyk explains corpse plant]

Corpse flower bloom captured on video

9/28/2010: In case you missed it, here’s a 5-minute time-lapse video of the corpse flower bloom that recently took place at the D.C. Smith Greenhouse, […]