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Block and Bridle Blood Drive will take place this Thursday from 11 am - 4 pm in the Kildee Hall Farm Bureau Pavilion.
Stephan Schmitz-Esser Publication in "Scientific Reports"
Animal Science graduate and PhD students brought home some awards following the American Society of Animal Science Midwest meetings held in Omaha Nebraska last week.
Hugo Ramirez, animal science, uses ear tags and collars on dairy cows at the ISU Dairy Farm to track a wide range of metrics related to the nutrition and performance of the cows.
"Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness: What to expect and How to prepare" workshops for cattle, pig, sheep and goat producers, extension personnel and veterinarians are scheduled at five Iowa locations, from Feb. 7 to March 12.
Forty Dairy Science club members attended the American Dairy Science Association Midwest Regional Conference at North Dakota State on January 25 - 27th.
The Livestock Judging team took a very active role
To celebrate dairy month, the ISU Dairy Farm hosted its 10th annual open house on Friday,
The Jeff and Deb Hansen Center was abuzz or abark last Friday as the Cyclone Country Kennel Club held the Cyclone Agility Trial.
Kaylee Rowland, PhD student in the Lamont group, won third
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced last Monday the appointment of 18 new members and 12 returning members to the National Advisory Committee on Microbiological Criteria for Foods. Dr. Jim Dickson is one of those selected.
A new special publication released by the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology addresses omega-3 fatty acids.
Dr. Jodi Sterle and Ben Drescher of the Animal Science Department are leading a group of students
Last week, ISU's Department of Animal Science's Animal Breeding & Genetics section, hosted a short course in Kildee Hall entitled “Plant and Animal Breeding – Exploiting New Technologies in Different Ways and at Different Scales”, by Drs.
The ISU Dairy Challenge Team competed in the North American Intercolleg
This is the first year that Block and Bridle planned a volunteer day where B&B members had the opportunity to give back to the teaching farms and department by volunteering their time and energy to assist with doing some spring clean up at the farms and Kildee hall.
Animal Science senior, Amanda Anderson, and Agricultural Studies Senior, Evan Gibbs, were both awarded scholarships from the National Pork Board. Amanda was also one of two top recipients to be awarded a larger scholarship.
These awards were presented at the Gamma Sigma Delta Awards Ceremony on Friday, April 13th in Curtiss Auditorium. Gamma Sigma Delta is the honorary society for agriculture. Below are the awards that faculty received
The Iowa State University Intercollegiate Meat Judging Team recently returned from their last contest for the semester – the Southeastern. This two-day contest is hosted by The Ohio State University and the University of Kentucky.
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