Wisconsin Agriculture Century Tied To Research Growth
UW agriculture dean Glenn S. Pound recalls the 1883 funding bill and 1885 farm short course as roots of Wisconsin's integrated agriculture program. He cites unity with the university, early dairy and livestock emphasis, and the Adams Act of 1906 as milestones, noting leaders Henry and Russell reshaped departments and the crucial role of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. The talk marks a centennial for the state’s experiment farms.
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Dairy surplus relief plans outlined by Dr. Cropp
Dr. Cropp tests multiple dairy relief options before a subcommittee, arguing the Dairy Surplus Reduction Act or VIP style incentives could cut milk production quickly. He cites a 12 billion pound potential surplus reduction and a 3 to 5 local income multiplier, while cautioning against price cuts and import limits alone.
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