The Animal Science Department at South Dakota State University has released its latest research report, covering a variety of areas in livestock production. The comprehensive report, authored by a team of distinguished scholars, provides valuable insights and updates on recent advancements and ongoing research within the field.
Committee Members:
- Christina E. Bakker, Ph.D.
- Forest L. Francis, Ph.D.
- Ana Clara B. Menezes, Ph.D.
- Warren C. Rusche, Ph.D.
- Zachary K. Smith, Ph.D.
- Eric M. Weaver, Ph.D.
- Jaelyn Whaley, MS
The report delves into several critical aspects of livestock production, reflecting the department’s commitment to driving innovation and improving industry practices. Key areas of focus include:
- Genetic Improvement: Research on enhancing livestock genetics to boost productivity and resilience.
- Nutrition and Feeding Strategies: Innovative approaches to optimize animal diets for better health and performance.
- Reproductive Technologies: Advances in reproductive management to increase efficiency and outcomes.
- Animal Welfare: Studies on improving the living conditions and overall well-being of livestock.
- Environmental Sustainability: Efforts to reduce the environmental impact of livestock production through sustainable practices.
For a detailed look at these findings and more, the full research report is available here.
This report underscores the department’s dedication to contributing to the livestock industry through rigorous research and practical applications, aiming to enhance both productivity and sustainability in livestock production.
