University of Wisconsin–Extension

Recent papers from University of Wisconsin–Extension

1. Growing Climate Literacy in Urban Green Spaces: An Extension Youth Climate Education ExperienceJournal of Extension · 2026
2. Changes in Flood Frequency and Seasonality Across Midwestern U.S. Watersheds Under a Warming Climate: Insights From Convection‐Permitting Climate Simulations and Physics‐Based Hydrologic ModelsGeophysical Research Letters · 2026
3. Web-Mapping Viewers to Enhance Environmental Education and Watershed PlanningJournal of Extension · 2026
4. Maple syrup production in the United States: growth decomposition, variability and policy implicationsForestry Economics Review · 2026
5. Energetics and Energetic Efficiency of Beef Cows.Journal of Animal Science · 2026
6. The investigation and construction of a risk assessment system for alien plants in ShenzhenFrontiers in Conservation Science · 2026
7. Prediction of cereal rye biomass accumulation in Wisconsin based on weather and agronomic managementCrop Forage & Turfgrass Management · 2026
8. Morphological and Physiological Responses of Wild Blueberry ( Vaccinium Angustifolium Ait) to Irrigation Frequency and Precipitation ScenariosInternational Journal of Fruit Science · 2026
9. In situ observations reveal continental-scale warming, oxygen decline, and eutrophication in U.S. estuariesCommunications Earth & Environment · 2026
10. A design science framework for alternative proteins: coupling ingredient functionality, processing physics, and predictive modelingFrontiers in Food Science and Technology · 2026
11. Precision Approaches Improve Community HealthJournal of Extension · 2026
12. Stepping, rather than jumping, towards sustainability2026
13. Don't Overthink Your Soil Biology2026
14. Biodiversity, Healthy Soils, and their Combination in Regenerative Agriculture can Reduce but not Replace Fertilizer2026
15. MAXIMIZE Photosynthesis and Minimize Tillage2026
16. Dominant Factors2026
17. Water Use Limitations of Cover Crops in Dryland Cropping2026
18. Soil Bio-Products are Risky; Ask Questions2026
19. Why the World Stays Green2026
20. Agriculture Requires Fertilizer Inputs, and That s Good2026