ORAL SESSIONS |
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SECTION & SESSION |
Abstract Numbers Section |
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ADSA FOUNDATION SYMPOSIUM |
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Meeting the Present and Future Demand For Employees with a PhD in Dairy Science |
1-5 |
1 |
ADSA SOUTHERN SYMPOSIUM |
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Strategies for Housing Dairy Animals in the Southeast |
6-10 |
3 |
ADSA-ASAS NORTHEAST SECTION SYMPOSIUM |
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Opportunities to Meet Changing Consumer Preferences for Animal Products |
11-13 |
6 |
ADSA-SAD Undergraduate Presentations–Dairy Foods |
14-17 |
8 |
ADSA-SAD Undergraduate Presentations–Dairy Production |
18-23 |
10 |
ADSA-SAD UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION |
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ADSA-SAD Undergraduate Presentations–Original Research |
24-31 |
13 |
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR AND WELL-BEING |
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Animal Behavior & Well-Being I |
32-38 |
16 |
Animal Behavior & Well-Being II |
39-46 |
20 |
Animal Behavior & Well-Being III |
47-51 |
24 |
Animal Behavior & Well-Being IV |
52-59 |
27 |
ANIMAL HEALTH |
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Animal Health Symposium I: Animal Health Research From the Perspective of Information Gaps |
60-63 |
31 |
Animal Health I: Models of Disease and Stress |
64-75 |
33 |
Animal Health Symposium II: Optimizing Disease Response Modeling |
76-79 |
39 |
Animal Health II: Host–Microbial Interactions: Detection and Intervention |
80-90 |
41 |
Animal Health III: Periparturient and Lactation Health |
91-101 |
46 |
ARPAS SYMPOSIUM |
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ARPAS Symposium: Customer/Consumer Confidence in the Livestock Industry–Ethic |
102-105 |
52 |
ASAS CELL BIOLOGY SYMPOSIUM |
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Long-Term Consequences of Maternal and Neonatal Nutrition for Pregnancy and Postnatal Outcomes |
106-108 |
54 |
ASAS Graduate Student Symposium Research Ethics: What Are They and Why Are They Needed? |
109-111 |
56 |
Beef Cattle Reproduction Symposium Rebuilding the U.S. Cowherd: Rethinking the Way Industry Selects and Develops Replacements |
112-116 |
58 |
BEEF SPECIES |
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Making More, But Using Less: The Future of the U.S. Beef Industry with a Reduced Cowherd and the Challenge to Feed the U.S. and the World; Session 1. The U.S. Stocker and Feedlot Industries |
117-120 |
61 |
Making More, But Using Less: The Future of the U.S. Beef Industry with a Reduced Cowherd and the Challenge to Feed the U.S. and the World; Session 2. The Cow–Calf Industry |
121-125 |
63 |
Cow–calf |
126-136 |
65 |
Stocker and Feedlot |
137-143 |
70 |
Feed Additives |
144-151 |
74 |
BREEDING AND GENETICS |
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Applications and Methods in Animal Breeding–Dairy I |
152-158 |
78 |
Genetic and Genomic Methods |
163-169 |
82 |
Applications and Methods in Animal Breeding–Livestock II |
170-173 |
85 |
Applications and Methods–Molecular Biology |
174-179 |
87 |
COMPANION ANIMALS |
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Companion Animal Nutrition and Pet Food Processing |
180-187 |
90 |
Companion Animals and Sustainability: Today's Impact on the Future |
188-192 |
94 |
George C. Fahey Companion Animal Nutrition Symposium: Preparing Future Companion Animal Biologists |
193-196 |
97 |
COMPARATIVE GUT PHYSIOLOGY SYMPOSIUM |
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Comparative Physiology of Lower Gut |
198-209 |
99 |
CSAS GRADUATE STUDENT COMPETITION |
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CSAS Oral Student Presentation Competition |
212-228 |
105 |
CSAS SYMPOSIUM |
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Understanding Feeding Behaviour to Improve Animal Well-being and Productivity |
229-232 |
114 |
DAIRY FOODS |
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Symposium: Advances in Delivery of Dairy Ingredients for Health and Functional Benefit |
233-237 |
116 |
Technical Oral Session: Cheese / Yogurt / Ice Cream |
238-247 |
118 |
Symposium: Protein Functionality in Cheese Systems: Natural, Process Cheese and Analogs |
248-252 |
123 |
Symposium: Milk Protein-Hydrocolloid Interactions: Recent Impacts |
253-256 |
125 |
Technical Oral Session: Analytical / Processing |
257-265 |
127 |
Technical Oral Session: Protein / Polysaccharide Interactions |
266-275 |
131 |
Symposium: Dairy Foods Consumption, Gut Microbiota and Human Health |
276-280 |
136 |
EAAP EQUINE SYMPOSIUM |
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Know-how and Future Challenges for Developing the Horse Sector in Europe: The Activity of the EAAP Horse Commission |
281-285 |
139 |
EXTENSION EDUCATION |
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Extension Education |
286-291 |
142 |
Decision Support Tools in Extension |
292-294 |
145 |
FOOD SAFETY |
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Global Challenges to a Safe Food Supply |
295-296 |
147 |
Food Safety: Advances in Food Safety |
299-303 |
148 |
FORAGES AND PASTURES |
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Forages and Pastures I, Silages |
304-312 |
151 |
Forages and Pastures Symposium: Use of Marginal Lands and Fibrous Byproducts in Efficient Beef and Dairy Production System |
313-316 |
155 |
Forages and Pastures II, Forages for Livestock Systems |
317-324 |
157 |
GRADUATE STUDENT COMPETITIONS |
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ADSA Dairy Foods Division Oral Competition |
325-333 |
161 |
GRADUATE STUDENT COMPETITIONS |
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ADSA Production Oral Competition, PhD |
334-347 |
166 |
GRADUATE STUDENT COMPETITIONS |
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ADSA Production Oral Competition, PhD |
348-358 |
173 |
GRADUATE STUDENT COMPETITIONS |
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Graduate Student Competition: ADSA Southern Section Oral |
359-360 |
179 |
GRADUATE STUDENT COMPETITIONS |
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ADSA/ASAS Northeast Branch Graduate Student Competition |
361-369 |
180 |
GROWTH AND DEVELOPEMENT |
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Growth & Development |
370-376 |
185 |
Joint Meat Science & Muscle Biology, and Growth & Development Symposium: Applications of Proteomics in Animal Production |
377-381 |
189 |
HORSE SPECIES |
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Advances in Equine Stem Cell Biology |
382-384 |
191 |
Horse Species |
385-392 |
193 |
Developmental Programming: Applications in the Horse |
393-395 |
197 |
INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL AGRICULTURE |
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International Animal Production |
396-399 |
199 |
Global Prospective of Livestock Production Systems to Meet the Growing Need for Animal Protein in Human Diets: Impacts on Production and Human Health |
402-403 |
201 |
LACTATION BIOLOGY |
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Lactation Biology I |
404-411 |
202 |
Lactation Biology II |
412-418 |
206 |
MEAT SCIENCE AND MUSCLE BIOLOGY |
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Meat Science & Muscle Biology |
419-429 |
210 |
MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND INTERNATIONAL LEARSHIP KEYNOTE (MILK) SYMPOSIUM |
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Water: Consideration for the Future of Animal and Food Production and Processing |
430-434 |
216 |
NONRUMINANT NUTRITION |
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Nutrient Requirements of Monogastrics and Amino Acid Digestibility of Feedstuffs |
435-446 |
218 |
Nutrient Digestibility of Ingredients for Monogastric Diets |
447-457 |
224 |
Functional Amino Acids: New Paradigm Shifts in Understanding Animal Protein Nutrition |
458-462 |
229 |
Fat, Fiber, Fermentation, and Residual Feed Intake |
463-473 |
231 |
Feed Additives, Enzymes, and Dietary Supplements |
474-485 |
236 |
PHYSIOLOGY AND ENDOCRINOLOGY |
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Pregnancy, Placentation and Reproductive Health in Ruminants |
486-497 |
242 |
Interrelationships Between Environmental, Metabolic and Physiological Processes I |
498-508 |
248 |
Interrelationships Between Environmental, Metabolic and Physiological Processes II |
509-520 |
254 |
Novel Approaches to Improving Reproductive Success in Domestic Animals |
521-530 |
260 |
Reproductive Success in Ruminants: A Complex Interaction Between Endocrine, Metabolic and Environmental Factors |
531-535 |
265 |
Advances in Estrous Synchronization |
536-546 |
268 |
PRODUCTION, MANAGEMENT, AND THE ENVIROMENT |
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Influence of Diet and Management Practices on Environmental Footprin |
547-552 |
274 |
Animal Health: A Retrospective Look |
553-558 |
277 |
Nutrition and Management |
559-565 |
281 |
Economics of Different Management Practices |
566-577 |
285 |
Effects of Temperature on Performance |
578-588 |
291 |
RUMINANT NUTRITION |
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Ruminant Nutrition I |
589-600 |
296 |
Ruminant Nutrition II |
601-612 |
302 |
Ruminant Nutrition III |
613-624 |
308 |
Symposium: The Rumen Microbiome and Nutritional Health and Production |
625-630 |
313 |
Ruminant Nutrition IV |
631-642 |
316 |
Ruminant Nutrition V |
643-654 |
322 |
Ruminant Nutrition VI |
655-666 |
328 |
Ruminant Nutrition VII |
667-674 |
334 |
Ruminant Nutrition VIII |
675-682 |
338 |
Ruminant Nutrition IX |
683-694 |
342 |
The Glen Broderick Symposium - Improving Nitrogen Utilization in Dairy Cows |
695-700 |
348 |
Ruminant Nutrition X |
701-711 |
351 |
Ruminant Nutrition XI |
712-723 |
357 |
SMALL RUMINANT |
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Small Ruminant |
724-734 |
363 |
Sustainable Small Ruminant Production Strategies to Meet Global Demands |
735-740 |
369 |
SWINE SPECIES |
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Mini-Symposium: Opportunities and Challenges with the Use of Carbohydrase and Protease Enzymes in Swine Formulations |
741 |
372 |
Swine Species Reproduction and Management |
742-748 |
373 |
Procedures and Methodology for Determining SID Amino Acid Digestibility and Energy of Feedstuffs |
749-751 |
377 |
Swine Species Nutrition |
752-761 |
379 |
TEACHING/UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE EDUCATION |
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Teaching: Undergraduate and Graduate Education |
762-773 |
384 |
TRIENNIAL LACTATION SYMPOSIUM |
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Triennial Lactation Symposium |
774-780 |
390 |
WORKSHOPS |
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Crafting USAID's Livestock Research Agenda - Animal Science Priorities Under Feed the Future |
781-786 |
393 |
POSTER SESSIONS |
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SECTION & SESSION
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Abstract
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Page Number
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ADSA-SAD UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION |
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ADSA-SAD Undergraduate Original Research Poster Competition |
787-790 (M001-M004) |
395
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ANIMAL BEHAVIOR AND WELL BEING |
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Animal Behavior & Well-Being I |
791-801 (M005-M015) |
397
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Animal Behavior & Well-Being II |
802-826 (W001-W025) |
402
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ANIMAL HEALTH |
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Models of Animal Immune Status and Performance |
827-853 (M016-M042) |
414
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Calf Health |
854-863 (T001-T010) |
427
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Cow and Heifer Health |
864-884 (W026-W046) |
432
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ASASA UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT PAPER POSTER COMPETITION |
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ASAS Undergraduate Student Poster Competition |
885-904 (T011-T030) |
443
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BEEF SPECIES |
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Feedlot and Stocker |
905-914 (T031-T040) |
452
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Cow-Calf and Bull |
915-928 (W047-W060) |
457
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BREEDING AND GENETICS |
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Applications and Methods in Animal Breeding–Beef |
929-938 (M043-M052) |
464
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Genomic Methodology |
939-942 (M053-M056) |
469
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Applications and Methods in Animal Breeding–Dairy II |
943-950 (T041-T048) . |
471
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Applications and Methods in Animal Breeding–Poultry |
951-956 (T049-T054) |
475
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Applications and Methods in Animal Breeding–Livestock I |
957-961 (W061-W065) |
478
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Molecular Biology and Genomics |
962-968 (W066-W072) |
481
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Companion Animal Nutrition |
969-978 (T055-T064) |
485
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CSAS GRADUATE STUDENT POSTER COMPETITION |
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CSAS Student Poster Presentation Competition |
979 -988 (M057-M066) |
490
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DAIRY FOODS |
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Technical Session I: Cheese / Yogurt |
989-1006 (M067-M084) |
495
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Technical Session II: Analytical / Processing |
1007-1018 (T065-T076) |
503
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Technical Session III: Fluid Milk |
1019-1036 (W073-W090) |
509
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EXTENSION EDUCATION |
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Extension Education Posters |
1037-1052 (T077-T092) |
517
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FOOD SAFETY |
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Food Safety |
1053-1067 (T093-T106) |
525
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FORAGES AND PASTURES |
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Forages and Pastures I: Silages and Forages in Dairy Production Systems |
1068-1094 (M085-M111) |
532
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Forages and Pastures II: Forages in Beef Production Systems |
1095-1103 (T108-T116) |
544
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Forages and Pastures III: General Forages and Forage Systems |
1104-1128 (W091-W115) |
548
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GRADUATE STUDENT POSTER COMPETITIONS |
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ADSA Dairy Foods Division |
1129-1138 (M112-M121) |
560
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ADSA Production, MS |
1139-1148 (M122-M131) |
565
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ADSA Production, PhD |
1149-1160 (M132-M143) |
570
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GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT |
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Growth & Development I |
1161-1179 (T117-T135) |
576
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Growth & Development II |
1180-1197 (W116-W133) |
585
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HORSE SPECIES |
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Horse Species I |
1198-1205 (T136-T143) |
594
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Horse Species II |
1206-1212 (W134-W140) |
598 |
INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL AGRICULTURE |
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International Animal Production |
1213-1221 (T144-T152) |
601
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LACTATION BIOLOGY |
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Lactation Biology I |
1222-1231 (M144-M153) |
606
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Lactation Biology II |
1232-1241 (W141-W150) |
611
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MEAT SCIENCE AND MUSCLE BIOLOGY |
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Meat Science & Muscle Biology I |
1242-1249 (M154-M161) |
617
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Meat Science & Muscle Biology II |
1250-1263 (T153-T166) |
621
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Meat Science & Muscle Biology III |
1264-1277 (W151-W164) |
627
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MILK PROTEIN AND ENZYMES |
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Milk Proteins & Enzymes |
1278-1287 (T167-T176) |
634
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NONRUMINANT NUTRITION |
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Amino Acid, Mineral and Energy Nutrition in Monogastrics |
1288-1313 (M162-M187) |
639
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The Impact of Feed Additives on the Health and Performance of Swine and Poultry |
1314-1346 (T177-T209) |
651
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Evaluation of Feed Ingredients for Monogastric Diets |
1347-1364 (W165-W182) |
667
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Factors Impacting Feed Intake |
1365-1370 (W183-W188) |
675
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PHYSIOLOGY AND ENDOCRINOLOGY |
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Physiology and Endocrinology I |
1371-1399 (M188-M216) |
678
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Physiology and Endocrinology II |
1400-1428 (T210-T238) |
692
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Physiology and Endocrinology III |
1429-1455 (W189-W215) |
705
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PRODUCTION, MANAGEMENT, AND THE ENVIRONMENT |
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Influence of Diet and Management on Health and Performance |
1456-1479 (M217-M240) |
718
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Management and Heat Stress |
1480-1504 (T239-T263) |
728
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Reducing the Environmental Footprint Through Nutrition and Management |
1505-1526 (W216-W237) |
740
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RUMINANT NUTRITION |
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Ruminant Nutrition I |
1527-1650 (M241-M364) |
750
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Ruminant Nutrition II |
1651-1778 (T264-T391) |
809
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Ruminant Nutrition III |
1779-1898 (W238-W357) |
868
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SMALL RUMINANT |
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Small Ruminant I |
1899-1916 (M365-M382) |
924
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Small Ruminant II |
1917-1936 (W358-W377) |
932
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SWINE SPECIES |
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Swine Species Reproduction and Management |
1937-1947 (M383-M393) |
941
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Swine Species Nutrition |
1948-1954 (W378-W384) |
946
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TEACHING/UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE EDUCATION |
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Teaching/Undergraduate and Graduate Education |
1955-1962 (W385-W392) |
950
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OTHER |
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Physiology And Endocrinology: Interrelationships Between Environmental, Metabolic And Physiological Processes I |
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954
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ASAS Early Career Winner |
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954
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