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Pot Plants In Wisconsin Capitol Explains So Much

Cannabis plants found in tulip gardens at the Wisconsin State Capitol Building

Wisconsin state capitolUnited statesTatyana warrickShelby ellisonDepartment of plantAgroecosystem sciencesDepartment of administration

Workers discover cannabis plants amid the tulips outside the state Capitol

Workers discover cannabis plants amid the tulips outside the state Capitol
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Shelby ellisonTatyana warrickDepartment of plantDepartment of administrationAgroecosystem sciences

Student to student: Out-of-classroom experiences create connectivity

Student to student: Out-of-classroom experiences create connectivity
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United statesDaniel corneliusJon greendeerWilliam brocklissIrwin goldmanGreat lakes indigenous law centerDepartment of plantAgroecosystem sciencesHo chunk nationProfessor goldmanProfessor brocklissLake state park

Weathering Together: Transforming Wisconsin s Agriculture and Energy with Integrated Weather Stations - Forward in Energy Forum

Weathering Together: Transforming Wisconsin s Agriculture and Energy with Integrated Weather Stations - Forward in Energy Forum
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New Tool for Fruit Producers to Track Colder Temperatures Launched by Purdue s Midwestern Regional Climate Center

Purdue University’s Midwestern Regional Climate Center (MRCC) has launched its new interactive chilling hours tool. Growers now can more closely monitor accumulated chilling hours, an important factor that tracks how long fruit plants have been exposed to an ideal range

United statesPurdue universityMelissa widhalmDennis todeyAmaya atuchaPurdue beth hallPurdue university midwest regional climate centerUs department of agricultureUniversity of wisconsinAgroecosystem sciencesIndiana state climate officeCranberry researchMidwestern regional climate centerTom campbell purdue universityMidwest regional climate centerTom campbell