Small Ruminant Production Workshop
Empowering Small Ruminant Producers was published in the Animal & Dairy Sciences Newsletter, April 13, 2018, Volume 83. Read about the workshop success!
What You Need to Know Before Purchasing Small Ruminants, Kipp Brown, MSU
What You Need to Know Before Purchasing Small Ruminants, Mr. Kipp Brown, MSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Marketing Goat and Sheep, Josh Maples, MSU
Marketing Goat and Sheep, Josh Maples, MSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Major Internal Parasites Affecting Small Ruminant Production, Dr. Jim Miller, LSU
Major Internal Parasites Affecting Small Ruminant Production, Dr. Jim Miller, LSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Proper Breed Selection and Use to Improve Herd Reproductive Performance and Profitability, Dr. Richard Browning, TSU
Proper Breed Selection and Use to Improve Herd Reproductive Performance and Profitability, Dr. Richard Browning, TSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Producer Panel Discussion
Producer Panel, Small Ruminant Production Workshop from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Essentials of Goat and Sheep Reproduction, Dr. Erdogan Memili, MSU
Essentials of Goat and Sheep Reproduction, Dr. Erdogan Memili, MSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Integrated Grazing Management for Small Ruminants, Dr. Rocky Lemus, MSU
Integrated Grazing Management for Small Ruminants, Dr. Rocky Lemus, MSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Toxic Plants to Small Ruminants, Dr. Brett Rushing, MSU
Toxic Plants to Small Ruminants, Dr. Brett Rushing, MSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Sheep and Goat Meat Characteristics and Quality, Tim Armstrong, MSU
Sheep and Goat Meat Characteristics and Quality, Mr. Tim Armstrong, MSU from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
USDA Programs
USDA Programs, Small Ruminant Workshop from MSUES CTO - Distance Education on Vimeo.
Publications
News
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Agricultural producers and industry professionals met with Mississippi State University personnel in the coastal region to discuss research and education priorities at the 2022 Producer Advisory Council meeting. The annual event aims to help clients improve their productivity. Attendees gathered in small commodity groups at each event to share their ideas with agents, researchers and specialists with the MSU Extension Service and the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station.
Central Mississippi agricultural producers and industry professionals met with Mississippi State University personnel to discuss research and education priorities at the 2022 Producer Advisory Council meeting on Feb. 23 in Raymond. The annual event is aimed at helping clients improve their productivity. Attendees gathered in small commodity groups to share their ideas with agents, researchers and specialists with the MSU Extension Service and the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station.
Dairy goats make up a niche market of the Mississippi livestock industry, but their popularity is growing across the state. Interest has grown among 4-H livestock program members, people who participate in various other showmanship contests and people who want goat milk products.
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Each February marks the occasion for producers to share their research and programming needs with Mississippi State University agricultural specialists in person.
To comply with COVID-19 social distancing guidelines, the opportunity will be extended virtually this year.
The Mississippi State University Extension Service has a new specialist to support the important small-ruminant industry in the state.
Leyla Rios de Alvarez began work at MSU in December as an assistant Extension/research professor of small ruminant production in the Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences.
