Animal Science Research and Extension Report

The purpose of research at SDSU is to provide reference information that represents the various populations of livestock production. The Animal Science Research and Extension report highlights key findings from a variety of research studies focused on swine, bison, sheep, beef, and animal science-related Extension programming. Research studies examine topics related to nutrition, reproduction, and livestock development. 

Animal Science Report Committee:

  • Christina Bakker, Ph.D.
  • Ana Clara Baiao Menezes, Ph.D.
  • Jaelyn Whaley, MS
  • Warren Rusche, Ph.D.
  • Zach Smith, Ph.D.
  • Rafe Royall, Ph.D.

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