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March 13, 2019

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Potato grower eyes seed

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Administered by the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the program consists of a full-time staff of experienced professionals dedicated to ensuring thoroughness and impartiality in inspection and certification procedures.

Can this radical approach to dairies save US farms?

Public Radio International

But little by little, supply management is rising to the surface of the national conversation. University of Wisconsin-Madison director of dairy policy analysis Mark Stephenson told radio station WPR in January that he believed it could be an effective way to increase the price of milk paid to farmers — despite governmental hurdles. “Some version of that program… [could] be a little softer than a Canadian system and certainly might help moderate these prices when we get into these deep downturns,” he said.

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(Where) My Body Did Not End | New Voices

The National Jewish Student Magazine

(Where) My Body Did Not Endafter Loose Strife by Quan BerryDraw a map with no beginning

you were not born but plucked from tree vast and placeless mark the spot in your mother’s garden( ) you broke water

Nesha Ruther is a poet hailing from Takoma Park, Maryland. She was a member of the 2015 DC Youth Slam Team and a 2016 YoungArts winner in spoken word. She currently attends the University of Wisconsin Madison as part of the tenth cohort of First Wave.

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