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GREEN BAY (WLUK) – Buy plants, fund research!The annual heirloom plant sale is back at UW-Green Bay. The sale was canceled last year, due to the pandemic.FOX 11’s Emily Deem spoke with Karen Stahlheber,...
1. University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Natural and Applied Sciences Heirloom Plant Sale: Offers 59 varieties of tomatoes and 41 varieties of peppers as well as vegetables, herbs, greens, melons, squash, sunflowers, zinnias, marigolds and some native...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has been designated a campus affiliate of the Bee City USA program, a recognition given to schools and cities that make efforts to support bee populations.Awarded by the international...
Green Bay, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Natural and Applied Sciences academic unit will be holding its annual Heirloom Plant Sale again this year in support of student research.The process will look a little...
Inside the Lab Sciences Greenhouse at UW-Green Bay, the Natural and Applied Sciences academic team is growing hundreds of heirloom plants and open-pollinated cultivars for gardeners for the upcoming annual Heirloom Plant Sale to...
Prof. Patrick Forsythe (NAS), with help from eight recent graduates, co-authored this research paper was co-authored with eight recent graduates of the Environmental Science and Policy Graduate Program!! Abstract: Small tributaries of the Great...
Gardeners will find peppers, tomatoes, flowers, herbs and more Green Bay, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Natural and Applied Sciences academic unit will be holding its annual Heirloom Plant Sale again this year in...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has been officially recognized as an ally in the fight to conserve native pollinators. We learn about what the “Bee City USA” designation means and hear about what steps...
UW-Green Bay Natural and Applied Sciences will be holding its annual Heirloom Plant Sale again this year in support of student research. Steve Meyer’s salsa (mild, medium, and hot) will also be available at...
Associate Prof. Mandeep Singh Bakshi (Chemistry, NAS) published recent article “https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.langmuir.1c00154” in ACS journal “Langmuir”. This publication shows how to control “Hemolytic anemia” by choosing appropriate functional groups in pharmaceutical formulations with blood-cell compatible.
