In honor of a great year at rumenmicrobes.utk.edu and all the microbes featured, we’ve developed …
Rumen Microbes – A look back at 2020
Rumen Microbes – Ruminococcus albus
Ruminococcus albus are highly cellulolytic bacteria that belong to the phylum Firmicutes …
What our students are doing
Graduate Students, are you interested in R?
Rumen Microbes – Ruminococcus species
These microbes are species of the genus, Ruminococcus…
UT Horse Management Field Days are going Virtual!
Virtual sessions will replace the 2020 Horse Management Field Days, with sessions covering a variety of topics available to Tennessee residents and beyond. The 2020 Field Day topics will focus…
The Do’s and Don’ts of feeding goats
Watch what our Dr. Lew Strickland has to say regarding proper health and nutrition of goats. This video was recorded for WBIR 10 News and shown on September 1, 2020.…
Meet Amanda McLean
Dr. Amanda McLean started working at the UT Animal Science department in a temporary capacity in January 2020 to cover teaching ANSC 280 (Livestock Handling and Management), ANSC 395 (Careers…
Congratulations Lacy and Barbara!
This morning during the Institute of Agriculture’s Awards and Promotions Ceremony, two of our Animal Science members received awards. To view all of the award recipients in the Institute, visit…
Welcome Animal Science Students!
We are so excited to see our students and get this year started. We know you are full of energy, ready to study and attend class! It will be different…
Congrats to Madison Henniger!
Madison, a recent Animal Science MS graduate, placed 3rd in the Graduate Poster Competition: MS at the ASAS national meeting this past July for her poster entitled “Effects of a…