tryon wickersham

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Texas A&M University

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Dr. Tryon Wickersham is a Professor at Texas A&M University in the United States. His research focuses on animal nutrition, particularly the impacts of alternative protein sources, such as black soldier fly larvae, on cattle and horse performance. Additionally, he explores educational methods in agricultural sciences and the benefits of immersive learning experiences for ethnoracial minority college students.

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Jessica Leatherwood

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Tarleton State University

UNITED STATES

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Amanda Bradbery

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Montana State University

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Intake, digestion, and rumen microbial impacts of black soldier fly larvae and frass provided as protein supplements to cattle consuming forage

Acceptance and forage utilization responses of steers consuming low-quality forage and supplemented black soldier fly larvae as a novel feed

Evaluation of an Oral Supplemental Cannabidiol Product for Acceptability and Performance in Mature Horses

An immersive field trip focused on beef production increases the sense of belonging in ethnoracial minority college students

In which department should forages be taught?

Texas panhandle beef production tour, a high-impact compressed course in animal science

Evaluation of Black Soldier Fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) as a protein supplement for beef steers consuming low-quality forage

Effect of feeding method on nutrient utilization and cow performance in limit-fed cow-calf systems

Effects of crude protein content on intake and digestion of coastal bermudagrass hay by horses

Post-extraction algal residue as a protein supplement for beef steers consuming forage: Palatability and nutrient utilization

Effect of bioactive proteins on gait kinematics and systemic inflammatory markers in mature horses

The effects of the forage-to-concentrate ratio on the conversion of digestible energy to metabolizable energy in growing beef steers

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Jessica Leatherwood

Amanda Bradbery

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