Past Lectures

 

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Baby it's hot in here: Late gestation heat stress effects on dam and daughter

Dr. Geoff Dahl, University of Florida
2023
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Interferon Tau: Pregnancy recognition signaling and inducer of genes required for development of the conceptus

Dr. Fuller Bazer, Texas A & M
2022
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Overcoming new challenges to the dairy industry through innovative research and education in the dairy sciences

Dr. Matt Lucy, University of Missouri
2019
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How would Dr. Tucker train the next generation of students to excel in a rapidly changing dairy industry?

Dr. Gordie Jones, independent dairy consultant
2018
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State of the State of Michigan Dairy Industry: Where have we been and where are we going?

Ken Nobis, Michigan Milk Producers Association
2017
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Michigan will thrive in dairy's future

Dr. Jack Britt, University of Tennessee and North Carolina State University
2016
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Maternal embryokines that program the bovine embryo for pregnancy success

Dr. Peter Hansen, University of Florida
2015
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The tangled web of physiology, management, genetics, and nutrition that underlies reproductive efficiency in dairy cattle

Dr. Milo Wiltbank, University of Wisconsin Madison
2014
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Problems and advances in reproductive technologies in the dairy industry

Dr. William Thatcher, University of Florida
2013
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Sustainability and dairy production: Challenges and opportunities

Dr. Dale Bauman, Cornell University
2012
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How genomics is changing the dairy industry and beyond

Dr. Curtis P. Van Tassell, USDA-ARS Bovine Genomics Laboratory and the Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory
2011
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Why animal agriculture needs technology

Jeffrey N. Simmons, Elanco Animal Health
2010
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Rumen protozoa and nutrient usage in dairy cows: predatory lenders or free-market spenders?

Dr. Jeff Firkins, The Ohio State University
2009
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Implications of stocking density research on dairy cattle management

Dr. Rick Grant, W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute
2008

The H. Allen and Ann Tucker Lecture

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