Babcock Institute for International Dairy Research and Development

As a consequence of the elimination of federal funding through USDA Special Grants, the Babcock Institute for International Dairy Research and Development will suspend its operations as of December 31. Since 1991, the Babcock Institute has coordinated outreach programs, hosted international visitors, developed training materials, and fostered research partnerships with individuals and organizations in more than 80 countries. Priceless relationships have been established and nurtured, and the Institute has built connections between UW-Madison, Wisconsin farmers and agribusinesses, Wisconsin government offices, and the global dairy industry. Read more here: http://ecals.cals.wisc.edu/2014/12/08/looking-back-at-the-babcock-institute/

Looking back at the Babcock Institute As a consequence of the elimination of federal funding through USDA Special Grants, the Babcock Institute for International Dairy Research and Development will suspend its operations as of December...

to '05: The first of many Sino-US Dairy Research and Development Seminars is held in Beijing, China. More than 180 participants attended. The workshop included technical presentations and on-farm workshops by UW-Madison and Chinese professors. The focus of the workshop was to accelerate the development of China's dairy industry and discuss policy as well as technical issues. Read more here --> http://ow.ly/FxuSW

to the early days: "We needed a logo in a hurry for an early conference announcement (this was before Google Images and Clip Art) so we hastily appropriated the cow from the UW Dairy Science Department letterhead and hand drew a globe around it - it survived 24 years." - Jane Homan, Initial Babcock Institute Director

to ’97: A great partnership began between the Cochran Fellowship Program and Babcock Institute. Babcock Institute was able to host over 50 participants from 16 different countries to provide customized training from world-renowned animal and food-related faculty from the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences as well as UW-Extension experts. Check out this link for more information on many of the programs that were hosted by Babcock Institute --> http://ow.ly/F9eLH

to Sept '94: The first Short Course was offered for a Thai executive . The topic was feed ingredients! http://ow.ly/ENmYR

Feed Ingredients Program for Thai Executive | Babcock Institute Mr. Pipat Panpaprai, Chairman of the Executive Board of Daika (Thai) Inc., Ltd., in Bangkok, Thailand, visited Madison for a two-week course on...

to Aug '12: hosted "Ag 101" for the WI National Guard. Topics ranged from bees to water management to livestock handling. The course was highly beneficial to guard members who were sent to Afghanistan as part of the Agribusiness Development Team. http://ow.ly/EN366

National Guard troops get crash course in ag MADISON — Captain Craig Giese of the Wisconsin Army National Guard grew up in an agricultural family — his parents were both raised on Shawano...

Not only are we thankful for dairy but we are thankful for all of Wisconsin agriculture. Happy Thanksgiving from the Babcock Institute!

Apr '10: Watch Anne Topham, WI Goat Cheese maker, help establish a goat cheese operation in Ecuador http://ow.ly/ExbgR

Peace Corps and Wisconsin Goat Partnership in Ecuador A US Peace Corps couple work with a Wisconsin goat cheese maker and goat breeder to establish a goat cheese operation in a small village in...

to Feb '10: Babcock Institute organized a 2 week training program for the Cochran Fellowship

Check out the November Update from Babcock Institute http://conta.cc/1xPohZY

myemail.constantcontact.com Welcome to the November issue of the Babcock Institute e-newsletter. In this issue, we provide updates about all our activities that have taken place this fall and make announcements about the future of the institute.

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