The facility will offer education and workforce development opportunities to contribute to one of Missouri’s largest industries.

Grellner, B.S. ’18 Animal Sciences, was a member of the 2018 judging team and is eager to restart the program.

In 1997, Gretchen Bruffet-Rozeboom, a member of the 1995 Mizzou Livestock Judging Team, assisted George Jesse, professor emeritus of Animal Sciences, in compiling photos of previous Mizzou Livestock Judging Teams. You can see the current collection by visiting University of Missouri Livestock Judging Team 1928-2024 | Flickr.

The Division of Animal Sciences is eager to complete this collection. If you have photos of teams that are not represented in the online album, please send them to Dakota Grellner at soudersd@missouri.edu.

By studying how female eggs repair — or sometimes fail to repair — DNA damage, CAFNR researchers hope to improve reproductive health.

Stephanie McKay is a leader in a worldwide effort to map genomes of animals that chew cud.

Mizzou animal sciences researchers use smart ear tags to detect heat in cows and boost breeding precision.

Joel D. Spencer (B.S. ’86, M.S. ’98, Ph.D. ’01) was the 2024 Division of Animal Sciences recipient of the prestigious alumni honor.

Rachel Felton (M.S. ’14), Lindsey Fallon (B.S. ‘20, M.S. ’22) and Taylor VanDeVoorde followed their love of research from Columbia to San Diego.

Palmyra’s Show-Me-Select Heifer sale set a local record with $1.16 million in sales, highlighting MU Extension's impactful heifer replacement program.

A chance encounter with research has led Smith to paper authorship and cross-disciplinary lessons as she pursues veterinary school.

Academic Quadrathlon Team takes first, students earn research presentation honors.

Sullivan received her M.S. in Reproductive Physiology in 2024.