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Radially Organized Teams
Posted on January 1, 1994Radially organized research teams can bring together researchers, farmers, consumers and policy makers to do systems level work. A small hub manages the team, with […]
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Energy Use in the U.S. Food System: a summary of existing research and analysis
Posted onEnergy derived from fossil fuel plays a central role in the production, processing and distribution of food. This paper summarizes existing research and analyses of […]
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Project evaluates forage production and potential in northern Wisconsin (Research Brief #15)
Posted on April 4, 1993More than one million acres of forages are grown within 75 miles of Hayward in northwestern Wisconsin. The area relies heavily on growing forages and […]
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Marketing beef cattle via satellite, video auction proves succesful in areas distant from markets (Research Brief #14)
Posted on April 3, 1993Video and satellite auctions provide a number of marketing advantages to cattle producers who live long distances from markets or feeding areas. A five-year research […]
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Milk production and quality of pastured cows rival confinement feeding (Research Brief #13)
Posted on April 2, 1993Pastured Holstein cows are as productive as their haylage-fed counterparts in an Arlington Agricultural Research Station study. The study is comparing milk production and fat […]
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Grazing project combines strength of on-farm, research station studies (Research Brief #12)
Posted on April 1, 1993Wisconsin dairy farmers are once again finding the value of pasture-based farming by intensively grazing their pastures. Although not a new practice in some areas […]
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Long-term study evaluates impacts of six Wisonsin cropping systems (Research Brief #11)
Posted on March 1, 1993Wisconsin cash grain and dairy livestock cropping systems have gone on trial. The goal is to identify and evaluate trade-offs of various production strategies. An […]
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Project provides valuable lessons at lambing time (Research Brief #10)
Posted on February 1, 1993A livestock and forage production project at the Hayward Agricultural Research Station provided researchers with some valuable lessons at lambing time. The purpose of the […]
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Making a shepherd’s life easier: how to handle a 300-ewe flock without a lot of help (Research Brief #9)
Posted onThere are ways to manage a 300-ewe flock without a lot of hired help or expensive choring equipment.
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Low-cost forage storage system saves time, labor (Research Brief #8)
Posted on“Edible” bunker silos may enable Wisconsin livestock farmers to save labor and money when storing and feeding forages.