Check out the David Schingoethe Symposium at the 2020 ASAS-ADSA Midwest Section Annual Meeting in Omaha, NE!

Please take a moment to nominate a graduate student of the Western Section.

Check out the January edition of JAS infographic. Don't forget to read the interpretive summary!

Check out this new interpretive summary of a recent article in the Journal of Animal science, relating to the January infographic!

The American Dairy Science Association (ADSA), the American Society of Animal Science (ASAS), and the Poultry Science Association (PSA) are pleased to announce that we are about to release the 4th edition of the Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research and Teaching, commonly known as the Ag Guide.

The Protecting America’s Food and Agriculture Act is heading to President Trump’s desk.

Check out how new studies are showing that the dairy's environmental frootprint is shrinking!

Learn more about why vegan-friendly meat alternatives may be worse for your health.

Senators call on the FDA to take action on dairy labeling guidelines. Learn more here.

Learn more about the USDA's commitment to scientific research in the USDA Science Blueprint.

Changes have been made to the National School Lunch Program. Learn more here.

Our D.C. representative, Lowell Randel provides the latest policy news coming out of Washington D.C.

Check out the Harlan Ritchie Symposium at the 2020 ASAS-ADSA Midwest Section Annual Meeting in Omaha, NE!

A recent article published in the Journal of Animal Science investigated how protein modification of diets during gestation could affect reproductive outcomes in the rat.

Please take a moment to review and comment on the ASAS Accreditation Standards.

Check out whats new in the Journal of Animal Science!

Check out whats new in the Journal of Animal Science!

Please take a moment to remember Dr. Tip Cline.

Don't miss out on your opportunity to submit an abstract for the ASAS Western Section Annual Meeting.

A recent study in the Journal of Animal Science evaluated the degradation of Cit and Gln by microbes in adult steers.