Congratulations to our graduating Masters and Doctoral students! We are so proud of your hard work and accomplishments. We enjoyed the first Graduate Hooding Ceremony to take place since the…
Happy Graduation!
Spotlight – Agustin Rius
Animal Science has four key areas of research, Animal Health and Well-Being, Genetics and Genomics, Nutrition Physiology and Reproductive Physiology. Today we are highlighting a lab in the Nutrition Physiology…
Huiwen Wang, wins first place at CRWAD 2021 Conference
Huiwen gave an oral presentation in 2021 CRWAD to report his PhD dissertation research, which is focused on developing innovative immune intervention strategies to combat a panel of significant bacterial…
Jun Lin Inducted into the Conference of Research Workers in Animal Diseases
Remembering David Kirkpatrick
It is with much sadness that we share the obituary of Dr. David Kirkpatrick, a recently retired and long-time faculty member of the Department of Animal Science at the University…
Spotlight – Jon Beever Lab
Animal Science has four key areas of research, Animal Health and Well-Being, Genetics and Genomics, Nutrition Physiology and Reproductive Physiology. Today we are highlighting a lab in the Genetics and…
State Swine Show Sales Talk
Thursday, January 13, 2022 The Sales Talk Contest is an opportunity for youth to sell breeding swine (gilt or boar) or swine genetics to a judge, who will be serving…
2022 Youth Market Steer Project
Possession/Ownership Deadline: February 12, 2022 To be eligible for the 2022 Knoxville Spring Junior Cattle Expo and State Beef Expo, all market steers must attend one of the below regional…
Spotlight – Brynn Voy Lab
Animal Science has four key areas of research, Animal Health and Well-Being, Genetics and Genomics, Nutrition Physiology and Reproductive Physiology. Today we are highlighting a lab in the Nutrition Physiology…
McLean Lab: Relevant Reproduction
Weaning, the Foundation for Replacement Heifer Success and Reproductive Efficiency By: C. M. Dalton and K.J. McLean Proper management during weaning will minimize the effects of one of the most…