Past Events

The development of a Canadian resiliency index for dairy calf disease traits

IMPLICATIONS OF ENDOMETRIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO INTERFERON-TAU AND OMEGA-3 FATTY ACID SUPPLEMENTATION ON FERTILITY OF DAIRY CATTLE

Estimating genetic and genomic relationships to monitor genetic diversity in the Canadian Hol-stein population

Influence of bacterial fermentation on soybean meal nutritional value and early weaned pig growth performance

Relative preference for pecking blocks and its association with keel status and eggshell quality in White and Brown-feathered laying hens housed in enriched cages

In Vitro and In Vivo Investigations of Inflammatory and Morphometric Consequences in Overweight Equines Equine obesity effects up to 70% of the domesticated population and increases the risk for chronic inflammatory conditions. The purpose of this thesis was to investigate morphometric changes and associated inflammatory consequences in overweight horses undergoing weight loss. Four studies were conducted. Study #1 investigated an in vitro organ culture model of inflammation to determine effects of inflamed and non-inflamed adipose tissue

Effects of black soldier fly meal and its components on the growth performance, nutrient reten-tion, gut histology and gut microbiome of rainbow trout

Investigating the genetics of Bovine Spastic Syndrome (Crampy) in Canadian Holstein dairy cattle

VITAMIN A ENRICHED DIET AT LATE GESTATION AFFECTS INTRAMUSCULAR FAT DEPOSITION IN BEEF OFFSPRING

Title: The effect of dietary lysine supply on mammary gland development during late gestation in gilts and multiparous sows