
CSU AgNext is advancing the science of animal agriculture to ensure a continued safe, secure, and nutritious food supply. Director: @DrKimStackhouse
Colorado State University
Joined March 2021
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On July 8th my colleagues and I discussed “The Essential Societal Role of Livestock, Today and Tomorrow” for the Livestock Symposium at the 2025 Meeting of the American & Canadian Societies of Animal Science in Hollywood, FL.
The presentations were recorded and videos are now available.
CSU AgNext retweeted
240+ steers, heifers, and bulls weighed this morning. Now fresh feed and continued feed intake & methane measurements. We aim to identify animals who are efficient at converting feed into body weight gain, gain well, while also emitting less methane
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Our partners at @csuagnext want to understand the viability of possible methane reduction strategies from the perspective of those in the beef and dairy industries in Colorado! Take the survey by February 16 and share it with other farmers and ranchers: colostate.az1.qualtrics.com/…
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“We have to eat, it’s not optional… We shouldn’t just reduce (animals) without paying attention to the rest of the picture.” - @drsplace from @CSUAgNext during the @GRSBeef session on calculating global #GHG emissions from livestock. 🐮♻️🥩
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#ProteinPACTSpotlight: @MeatInstitute member @Cargill's $1 million grant for @CSUAgNext is funding critical research to create a more sustainable #AnimalAg sector by reducing methane emissions from feedlot cattle. buff.ly/4fJ947H
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More than three months since the first case of H5N1 in dairy cattle was confirmed in Texas, we’re starting to understand a little bit more about the disease.
Read more from @miquelaleehans1 and @csuagnext’s Dr. Jason Lombard in @HoardsDairyman. hoards.com/article-35329-wha…
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#ProteinPACTSpotlight: @MeatInstitute member @Cargill recently issued a $1 million grant to @CSUAgNext to advance #SustainableAg solutions and fund research for methane reduction from feedlot cattle. #Agvocates buff.ly/3Y7WLew
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We had a great visit to AgNext and Colorado State University to talk about beef cattle and research to help the industry reduce input costs and footprints. @CSUAgNext @wvudavis
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Folks at @CSUAgNext have developed a guide for adaptive grazing on Western rangelands
agnext.colostate.edu/grazing…
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If you’ve never had the chance to hear Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson, PhD director of @CSUAgNext speak on #sustainability in #animalagriculture you’re missing out!
Thanks for making the trip to Hugo, Colo. last week for our annual Marshall Frasier #Beef Symposium!
CSU AgNext retweeted
The 2024 NMC Annual Meeting is on the calendar for January 29 - February 1 in Dallas, Texas.
Jason Lombard with @CSUVetMedBioSci is one of our general session presenters. Get registered and start making plans to attend! bit.ly/NMC2024Meeting
#NMC2024
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Join the Food and Ag Innovation Center at #CSUSpur next month for the first annual Offal Party — learn the cultural relevance and nutritional value of organ meats and the problems Colorado ranchers and processors face in getting these meats to market!
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If attending #SustAg2023 and interested in the #AnimalProteinSystem, join our free side event on Dec 5, where scientists from @CSUAgNext & @UMNIonE will share/seek feedback on our prototype for managing #Climate, #SupplyChain, other system shocks. RSVP at eventbrite.com/e/74731555995…
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Thanks to all who joined #SustAg2023 event yesterday to inform our new model for managing #Climate, #SupplyChain & other shocks to the #AnimalProteinSystem. #NIFAImpacts research from @CSUAgNext @UMNIonE @FoodSecurity_SU. Presenters were Greg Thoma, John Sheehan & @JenSchmitt618
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To review:
Total global GHG emissions from livestock production = 6.3 Gt CO2e (11% of global GHG emissions)
#COP28 #Livestock #Meat
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How can we sustainably meet growing nutritional needs with limited resources?
#ColoradoState's Dr. Stackhouse-Lawson and Dr. Place discuss the important work we do at @CSUAgNext: studying cattle emissions to find more sustainable solutions for animal ag. col.st/0Iu4d
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Grab those earbuds and get ready to learn about virtual fences on this week’s Decode 6 podcast! 🎧 ow.ly/Ty2950PLMSC
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Dr Sara Place of @CSUAgNext shared with producers that 86% of livestock feed globally is not human edible, but the net protein quality of beef is 2.66x the amount of plant protein used to produce it. Cattle are the ultimate upcyclers! #wearebeef #cdnbeedconf
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Globally, 11% of greenhouse gas emissions come from livestock production, the majority of which is from cattle.
The majority of US GHG emissions result from energy.
Dr Sara Place #CDNBeefConf



































