Badger Crops Club at UW-Madison

Congratulations to our new officer team!

Thank you for having us!

Please join us in congratulating our Crops Judging Team on their Third Place finish at the SASES Crop Judging Showcase! They competed against a long list of universities and did a great job representing UW-Madison, as well as the Badger Crops Club.

These BCC members have been studying diligently all semester and their perseverance paid off. They look forward to putting in some more hard work as they prepare for the NACTA Crop Judging Contest in the spring!

Join us on Friday at Nitty Gritty for our first cup night of the year! We will be selling cups outside starting at 9 PM!

With the purchase of our cups you will receive the following deals until bar close:
-$1 pints of Miller High Life
-$3.50 double rail mixers

Come celebrate with us as we prepare to send our Crops Judgjng team to Salt Lake City, Utah in November and share our appreciation for farmers who not only produce our food, but also the materials for the drinks we’ll be enjoying!

Congratulations to your new president Tanner Oyen!

𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐒𝐀𝐀 𝐎𝐔𝐓𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐒𝐎𝐏𝐇𝐎𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄

Tanner Oyen • Agronomy

Tanner Oyen grew up in Lancaster, Wisconsin, and is pursing a degree in agronomy and a certificate in business management. Thanks to hard work, a condensed schedule and a supportive advisor, Oyen plans to graduate a year early so he can begin a career in crop and plant science.

Oyen is a member of the Alpha Gamma Rho - Iota fraternity, treasurer of the Badger Crops Club at UW-Madison, and vice-president of internal affairs for the Forex Investment Club. Last fall, he volunteered as the agronomy representative at the UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Major Fair. As a result of his lab assistant work in the Cereals Breeding & Quantitative Genetics Laboratory, he was selected as a Hillsdale Sophomore Research Fellow. Oyen was president of his FFA chapter and won awards in state and national FFA agronomy contests. Summer internships have furthered his agronomy experience.

Oyen says, “CALS does a phenomenal job of providing opportunities to students to help them find their calling and ensure they have the best college experience and professional qualifications for their futures.”

Last week we held our last meeting and elected our new officer team. Congratulations to these outstanding members!

Our last senior is Kate Wells. Thank you to all the seniors for their hard work and interest in Badger Crops Club and Wisconsin Agriculture!

Our next senior is Keisha Verbeten, who served as our Vice President this year!