ANSC 420 Reproductive Technologies Lab4-H youth participate in Livestock Judging Contests.ANSC 380 Animal Health ManagementThe Brehm Animal Science Building houses classrooms and the arena.Identifying uterine microbes in cattle.Dissecting broiler chick embryos to isolate primary stem cells for in vitro studies of fat and muscle development in Brynn Voy’s research group.ANSC 484 Caring for Baby ChicksANSC 280 Livestock Management and Well-BeingLivestock Judging Team competing across the country.ANSC 380 Labs for Animal Health and ManagementProducers viewing bulls before the bull auction at the Middle Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center.ANSC 281 Equine Well-BeingANSC 281 Lab for Equine Well BeingANSC 330 Comparative Animal Nutrition Anatomy Lab ANSC 380 Animal Health Management Extension faculty conducting a class at the Horse Management Field Day.ANSC 420 Reproductive Technologies Lab Animal Holding Area connected to our Brehm ArenaExtension faculty speaking at the Steak and Potatoes Field Day.ANSC 485 students get firsthand look at equine leg anatomy.Producers participating in the Bull Test Sale at the Middle Tennessee AgResearch and Education CenterWorking to extract rumen microbial DNA in Phillip Myer’s research group.Students, youth, agents, and volunteers evaluate horse conformation and performance.Analyzing a scan of the caudal artery with Doppler ultrasound to determine vessel diameter and blood flow in steers grazing tall fescueWorking with youth as 4-H’ers show their swine during the Swine Show.Opportunities to study abroadOpportunities to present at conferencesMaster Dairy training with producers and agentsExtension faculty teaching youth about beef and dairy.