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Jan
28
2019 Southeast ARPAS Chapter Symposium Recap
Review what Drs Smith, Riley, and Thomson presented at the 2019 Southeast ARPAS Chapter Symposium.
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Jan
28
Download the Meeting App
Don't miss what is happening at this year's Southern Section Meeting. Download the App!
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Jan
28
Thank you to our 2019 sponsors
Please take a moment to thank our 2019 Southern Section Meeting Sponsors! Without them we would not be able to host such a spectacular meeting.
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Jan
23
ASAS Headquarters Staffing Update
A quick update on staffing changes at ASAS, as well as a congratulations to Jacelyn Hemmelgarn on her new position with the Poultry Science Association.
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Jan
23
Interpretive Summary: Oxygen deprivation influences survival of L. monocytogenes in gerbils
A recent article published in the January 2019 issue of Translational Animal Science evaluated the severity of Listeria monocytogenes impacted by anaerobiosis
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Jan
23
Interpretive Summary: Evaluating phosphorus release by phytase in growing pig diets
A recent study in the January issue of the Journal of Animal Science evaluated how microbial phytase affected phosphorous metabolism and digestion in pigs.
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Jan
22
*Call for Applications* 2019 CSAS Graduate Student Travel Fellowship
Want to go to the ASAS-CSAS Annual Meeting in Texas? Apply for one of the CSAS travel fellowships, available for graduate and postdoctoral students.
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Jan
22
*Call for Nominations* 2019 CSAS Professional Awards
Please take a moment to nominate your deserving colleagues!
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Jan
22
Meet Dr. Xin Zhao, 2011 CSAS Fellow
Dr. Xin Zhao talks about what being a CSAS member and 2011 Fellow means to him.
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Jan
22
President's Corner
A brief message from the CSAS President Dr. Ibeagha-Awemu.
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Jan
21
Interpretive Summary: Mineral status of California beef cattle
A recent article published in Translational Animal Science studied the mineral status across the state of California.
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Jan
21
Interpretive Summary: Effects of high temperature on laying ducks performance
A recent article published in the December 2018 Journal of Animal Science studied the impacts of heat stress on oxidative markers and production performance in laying ducks.
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Jan
21
*Apply Now* Science Policy Summer Internship
ASAS is now accepting applications for its 2019 Science Policy Summer Internship Program. Applications are due Friday, February 8, 2019.
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Jan
17
Interpretive Summary: Using varying levels of PG-600 in ewes
A recent article in Translational Animal Science evaluated varied doses of PG-600 given to ewes and their subsequent reproductive performance.
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Jan
17
Interpretive Summary: Immune response and barrier function in broiler chickens
An article published in the December 2018 issue of the Journal of Animal Science looked at the effects two known microbial toxins had on the intestinal health of broiler chickens.
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Jan
17
*Deadline Extended* DSM Science & Technology Award
Don't miss out on a great opportunity to nominate your hard-working PhD students! Deadline for the nominations has been extended to January 30, 2019.
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Jan
14
*Don't Forget* Midwest Award Nominations
Don't forget to nominate your deserving colleagues and take a moment to get caught up on what is happening with the ADSA-ASAS Midwest Meeting.
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Jan
14
Interpretive Summary: Morphometric and genetic variation in 8 breeds of Ethiopian camels
A recent article published in the December 2018 Journal of Animal Science explores the morphometric and genetic variation of eastern Ethiopian camel breeds.
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Jan
14
Interpretive Summary: Variation in animal performance
A recent study in the November 2018 issue of the Journal of Animal Science, a meta-analysis was conducted to see how predictive the rumen microbiome and diet composition would be of production performance in rumen animals.
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Jan
10
January Spotlight on Animal Smart
Check out the January Spotlight on Animal Smart and learn about canine obesity! Also, don't forget to sign your child/students up to be Jr. Animal Scientists!
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