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    • Jalyssa Beaudry is rooted in dairy and driven by data

      Jalyssa Beaudry (third from left) with family and friends during the Wright County Breakfast on the Farm event hosted at Goldview Farms in Waverly, Minn. Photo contributed Jalyssa Beaudry grew up on a dairy farm in Minnesota, beginning her journey in agriculture long before she ever considered graduate school—and it’s a path she continues to…

    • Beyond the lab: the Hub takes research on the road

      This winter and spring, the Dairy Innovation Hub has been hard at work sharing research outcomes with farmers, elected leaders, and the broader public. We kicked off the year in January with our annual research poster session at the Wisconsin State Capitol. Legislators, staff members, farmers, and curious visitors from across the state stopped by…

    • Seven short‑term, high‑impact projects at UW–Madison funded by state‑sponsored Dairy Innovation Hub

      The UW–Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) has selected seven projects for Short‑Term, High‑Impact funding through the state‑supported Dairy Innovation Hub. These one‑year grants advance the Hub’s four priority areas: stewarding land and water, enriching human health and nutrition, ensuring animal health and welfare, and growing farm businesses and communities. Short‑Term, High‑Impact projects…

    • Dairy Innovation Hub funds six UW–Madison graduate projects, including co‑funded work with UW–Platteville and UW–River Falls

      The University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) recently awarded six two‑year graduate student assistantships through the Dairy Innovation Hub, expanding the university’s capacity to address emerging challenges and opportunities in the dairy sector. These students are leading research projects in the Hub’s four priority areas: stewarding land and water resources; enriching…

    • Kelvin Amon joins UW–Platteville as Dairy Innovation Hub–funded faculty member

      The University of Wisconsin–Platteville welcomes Kelvin Amon as a new assistant professor of dairy business and economic development in the School of Agriculture. His position is supported by the Dairy Innovation Hub, a statewide initiative funded through a $7.8 million annual investment by the state of Wisconsin. The Hub leverages research and development across UW–Madison,…

    • Share your dairy-related research at the Dairy Symposium, May 12

      Proposals are due by Friday, March 6, 2026. The Dairy Innovation Hub is hosting the 5th annual Dairy Symposium event on Tuesday, May 12 at the Memorial Union on the UW–Madison campus. This day-long event brings together academic colleagues, students, and trainees from UW–Madison, UW–Platteville and UW–River Falls to share data from the Hub’s most advanced research. Proposals are…