We are isolating cDNAs and genes to study the molecular endocrinology associated with expression of these uterine proteins. For more information on Dr. Hansen's research and teaching, please click here. For information on the University of Wyoming Reproductive Biology program, please click here . Hess, B.W . , Assistant Professor, Ruminant Nutrition. Improving ruminant livestock production using appropriate nutritional inputs.
Specific attention is given to ruminant animals consuming forages.
Balancing nutrient intake in an attempt to optimize nutrient interactions which promote maximum forage use is paramount to ruminant livestock operations. Major area of interests are the nutrition of ruminants and the factors that influence the digestion and utilization of feedstuffs and nutrients. Use of lawn clippings as a feedstuff for livestock. Hixon, D.L. , Professor and Beef Cattle Extension Specialist. Research interest is in the area of beef cattle production and management with emphasis on reproduction and nutrition and their interaction.