Agricultural Engineering

UW-Madison College of Ag and Life Sciences Century Buildings

Agricultural Engineering

Madison, Wisconsin 53715, United States

Created By: UW-Madison

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Agricultural Engineering – (460 Henry Mall) (b. 1905) was the first building on campus constructed using reinforced concrete. Agricultural Engineering Department, now called Biological Systems Engineering (BSE). The American Society of Agricultural Engineers was organized (1907) in this building. Engineers developed the modern forage harvester (F.W.Duffee), mechanical cherry harvester, seed corn dryer, and mechanical tree planter. Research was conducted on spontaneous combustion of forage, silo fires, dairy cattle housing, and soil conversation. BSE web site www.bse.wisc.edu. The Agricultural Safety and Health Center is located in this building, www.fyi.uwex.edu/agsafety/

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