UT Animal Science retweeted
Proud to have our lab representing @UTKnoxville & @UTIAg at #ASMMicrobe 2026 in D.C.
Our students are presenting research spanning #FeedSupplements, #MethaneMitigation, #FeedEfficiency, & next-gen #Probiotics—all aimed at improving the future of #AnimalAg.
@UTAgResearch
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Excited to share Katie Feldmann's publication on the first complete genome sequence of Ligilactobacillus animalis NP51. Having a fully closed genome provides a useful reference for future probiotic functional/applied work in beef cattle.
@UTAgResearch
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UT Animal Science retweeted
Horse owners across Tennessee are invited to the 11th annual UT Horse Management Field Days this February. These in-person events offer hands-on learning for all experience levels, with sessions on biosecurity, equine health, hoof care, nutrition and more. utianews.tennessee.edu/three…
UT Animal Science retweeted
🎉 2026: Vol-Powered. Microbe-Driven. Impact-Focused! 🎉
✨ Feed efficiency
✨ Microbiome–host interactions
✨ Training future leaders in animal science
Grateful for the people & partnerships that power our land-grant mission.
#GoVols! 🍊
@UTAgResearch @UTIAg @CritterChatter
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UTIA and @FoundationFAR are teaming up to explore new ways to improve cattle breeding efficiency and quality. This research could help ranchers raise healthier, higher-quality herds while supporting profitability and animal welfare. Read more: utianews.tennessee.edu/ffar-…
UT Animal Science retweeted
More work lead by @UTEquineProgram & collab w our group! @UT_Herbert
Integrating bones & biomes: bringing biological science education to elementary school communities through a tangible learning tool | Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education
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UT Animal Science retweeted
Newly published work with @UTEquineProgram! Development of an interactive game-based learning tool to enhance understanding of microbiology in animal health and nutrition | Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
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Dr. Zoca highlights the critical need for beef producers to ensure that the bulls used for breeding are healthy, sound, and fertile with year-round care. utbeef.tennessee.edu/cattle-…
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TSU & UTIA held the 4th Joint Research Summit to further collaborations in research & innovation to address grand challenges facing our state and beyond. Fifteen faculty in ag, natural resources & environmental sciences from both institutions provided research program overviews. – at Tennessee, USA
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Exciting new work from our group and Native Microbials in @SciReports!
Performance improvements & increased ruminal microbial interactions in Angus heifers via supplementation with native rumen bacteria during high-grain challenge
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UT Animal Science retweeted
Another great collaboration with the Shepherd & Schneider labs! @UTAgResearch @UTAnimalScience
Stocker cattle respiratory disease peerj.com/articles/18858/ via @PeerJLife
UT Animal Science retweeted
New work from our lab led by @CassidyCatrett . She used total herd reporting data from @ASASimmental to explore the phenotypic and genetic relationships between multiple measures of heifer and cow fertility.
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UT Animal Science retweeted
Congratulations Dr. Henniger! The newest PhD from @UTAnimalScience. So much accomplished over the years. Well deserved!
@maddforscience @MaddieHenniger
UT Animal Science retweeted
Excited to share our new research from Gabbi Martin & supported by the TN Beef Promotion Board: Pregnancy influences on the rumen environment of Angus heifers differing in feed efficiency
@UTAgResearch @TNBeefCouncil @TennesseeCattle
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UT Animal Science retweeted
Congratulations to the winners of the 9th annual @utbeefandforage Graduate Student Poster Competition!
@UTAgResearch @utextension @UT_Herbert @UTIAg
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Neglected to take pictures of the actual field day, but nothing like seeing cows lined up for the GreenFeed. These girls are a part of our lab’s ongoing @FoundationFAR project looking for “molecular phenotypes” that might be indicators of forage-based efficiency.
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America’s dairy farms are disappearing, down 95% since the 1970s − milk price rules are one reason why theconversation.com/americas… via @ConversationUS Nice work by @UTIAg Dr. Eckelkamp!
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The upcoming Live.Stock podcast is on September 11, 2024 at 2 pm ET and can be accessed at: utbeef.tennessee.edu/live-st…


















