Whit Stewart

Assistant Professor- Extension Sheep Specialist

University of Wyoming

United States

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Whit Stewart is an Assistant Professor and Extension Sheep Specialist at the University of Wyoming, USA. His research primarily focuses on sheep nutrition, mineral supplementation, and genetic diversity in sheep breeds, as evidenced by his recent articles on serum energy metabolites, mineral intake in lamb feedlots, and dietary effects on ewe performance. Stewart's work also addresses industry perceptions regarding digital record keeping in wool supply chains and the microbiome of ewes during lactation.

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Brenda M Murdoch

Associate Professor

University of Idaho

UNITED STATES

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Associate Professor

University of Wyoming

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Genetic diversity of United States Rambouillet, Katahdin and Dorper sheep

Milk microbiome in the first month of lactation and at weaning from ewes supplemented with zinc pre- and postpartum

US wool industry perceptions of digital record keeping and wool supply-chain traceability

PSI-14 Serum energy metabolite and mineral concentrations in a contemporary flock of Western white-faced ewes during the periparturient period

PSIV-3 Quantifying free choice mineral intake in a lamb feedlot setting: Implications for cost of mineral supplementation

PSIV-8 Effects of feeder lamb receiving protocols on lamb performance, feed efficiency and carcass characteristics as part of a lamb-value discovery program

Sheep Winter Diets Parameterized With Fecal DNA Metabarcoding and Forage Sampling Informs Mineral Nutrition Management

Effects of increasing dietary zinc sulfate fed to gestating ewes: II. Milk somatic cell count, microbial populations, and fatty acid composition

Effects of increasing dietary zinc sulfate fed to primiparous ewes: I. Effects on serum metabolites, mineral transfer efficiency, and animal performance*

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Brenda M Murdoch

Bledar Bisha

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