Don't miss your opportunity to submit an abstract to the 2019 ASAS Southern Section Meeting in Oklahoma City!

A new issue of Translational Animal Science is now online! December 2018 (Volume 2, Issue 4).

Don't miss your opportunity to submit an abstract to the 2019 ASAS Southern Section Meeting in Oklahoma City!

The Charles Maxwell fund was created in March 2018 to provide funding for a platform Speaker at the Midwest Meetings on early pig health and/or nutrition. Consider a contribution to help establish this Appreciation Club.

A new issue of the Journal of Animal Science is out! Don't forget to take a look at all the new exciting research now published.

In a recent article published in the September issue of the Journal of Animal Science, researchers studied Norwegian Red dairy (NRD) cows and impacts of dietary crude protein (CP) intake on methane production.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Members are encouraged to submit abstracts of papers for oral or poster presentation. The deadline to submit an abstract for this meeting is November 8, 2018, at 3:00pm CST.

A recent study in the September 2018 issue of the Journal of Animal Science examined the potential of phytochemicals as replacements to antibiotic growth promoters.

Recent issues involving the billing for the Journal of Animal Science are being addressed.

Read more about the European Plan S and the issues associated with the plan.

A recent article published in Translational Animal Science explored the effect of feed restriction of hens on the growth and immunity of their offspring.

Translational Animal Science is looking for submissions. Take a moment to check out TAS and what this journal has to offer.

Take a moment to review the changes coming for the 2019 joint Midwest ASAS/ADSA Annual Meeting.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Members are encouraged to submit abstracts of papers for oral presentation. The deadline to submit an abstract for this meeting is October 8, 2018 at3:00pm CDT.

Take a look at the latest quarterly USDA Outlook for Agricultural Trade.

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

The Pew Research Center published a report in August based on a survey of just over 2,500 adults in the US and their feelings on the use of genetic engineering (GE) of animals.

The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will host a joint public meeting October 23-24, 2018, to discuss the use of cell culture technology to develop products derived from livestock and poultry as announced in a USDA press release.

A recent article in the September 2018 Issue of the Journal of Animal Science explores the use of humic substances (HS) as an alternative feed additive.

The September highlight on Animal Smart is about Mammals. Also, don't forget to sign your child/students up to be Jr. Animal Scientists!