Hub news

    • Dairy Innovation Hub releases fourth annual report

      The Dairy Innovation Hub has released its fourth annual report reflecting progress and activities at UW–Madison, UW–Platteville, and UW–River Falls from July 2022 through June 2023. The report outlines the major accomplishments of the Hub, both since its inception and during the preceding fiscal year. Read and download the report from the Hub website. “The…

    • Dairy Innovation Hub to host Dairy Summit Nov. 15

      Contact: Maria Woldt, Dairy Innovation Hub program manager, (608) 265-4009, maria.woldt@wisc.edu Photos and graphics Logos The Dairy Innovation Hub will hold its fourth annual Dairy Summit conference on November 15, hosted by UW–Platteville. Formatted for a general audience, the Summit features the Hub’s newest projects. Anyone unable to attend in person can participate through a…

    • The Hub addresses a range of current and future challenges with diverse research

      Doing cutting edge research to provide tomorrow’s solutions requires insight into today’s challenges, understanding of research disciplines and interdisciplinary intersections, and creative and novel approaches. As you read our content and attend our events, we hope that the breadth of research and the potential impact of the projects becomes apparent. The mission of the Dairy…

    • Join the Hub at World Dairy Expo

      The Dairy Innovation Hub will have a presence at the following partner events during World Dairy Expo: UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences alumni and friends receptionWed. Oct. 4, 4-6 p.m.Monona room of the Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center RSVPs are encouraged: go.wisc.edu/dairyexpo UW-Platteville School of Agriculture alumni and friends receptionThurs. Oct. 5,…

    • Faculty trifecta come together to tackle important question for Wisconsin dairy farmers

      The Dairy Innovation Hub is known for collaboration — it is a key element to our mission of positioning Wisconsin’s dairy community for economic, environmental, and social success. UW–Madison, UW­–Platteville and UW–River Falls are the foundation of the Hub and all three of these campuses have come together to explore a phenomenon that impacts all…

    • Eight 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) recently selected eight projects for funding through the Dairy Innovation Hub initiative. These one-year grants fund promising work in the Hub’s four priority areas: stewarding land and water resources, enriching human health and nutrition, ensuring animal health and welfare, and growing farm business and communities. View…