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I just think they’re neat: Wisconsin livestock

By Nicole Steele | Jan. 23

From cows to pigs, farm animals are fascinating and vital to Wisconsin.

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Though threat is low, agencies monitor bird flu in Wisconsin as cases rise nationally

By Nicole Steele | Dec. 5

As of Monday, 21 Wisconsin counties, including southern Barron, Bayfield, Columbia, Rock, Sauk and Jefferson counties, have reported cases of bird flu, affecting a total of around 3.6 million birds since March 2022.

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For the World Dairy Expo, cow health is key

By Nicole Steele | Oct. 10

How dairy cattle nutrition and health impacts the lives of Wisconsin farmers and consumers.

Nicole Steele

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The unknown side of hunting: Traditions, overpopulation and conservation

By Nicole Steele | Sep. 13

What to know about hunting before the whitetail season starts Sept. 14.

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UW-Madison researchers helped create new flu vaccine with promising results

By Nicole Steele | Sep. 5

UW-Madison researchers and Madison-based biotechnology company FluGen helped create an intranasal vaccine for influenza with hopes of commercial use in the coming years.

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By Nicole Steele | Sep. 11

A deer through binoculars.

I just think they’re neat: Wisconsin livestock

Though threat is low, agencies monitor bird flu in Wisconsin as cases rise nationally

For the World Dairy Expo, cow health is key

The unknown side of hunting: Traditions, overpopulation and conservation

UW-Madison researchers helped create new flu vaccine with promising results

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