Aloha! Thank you for tuning in! In this episode, we will talk with Dr. Caleb Reichhardt, the Assistant Professor of Livestock Production at UH Manoa, and three of his graduate students, Taya Blad, Jesus Rojas, and Shaye Nishimura. They discuss their research projects focusing on trace minerals, parasite burden, and muscle growth! They also discuss their current preliminary data and the importance of small ruminant management practices in Hawaii. Be sure to tune in and learn more!
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To better understand locally raised sheep in Hawaii as it relates to their nutritional status and management practices, we have created a survey to gather data from local sheep producers like you to assist us in understanding the nutritional management of your herd. Together with the survey and collaborating producers, we aim to enhance nutritional outreach programs for small ruminants in Hawaii and cater to the needs of producers more effectively.
Survey link: https://go.hawaii.edu/FRM
Your information is very valuable to us. The survey will take about 10 minutes to complete and your responses are kept strictly confidential. Simply click the link below or cut and paste the entire URL into your browser to access the survey.
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Aloha! Thank you for tuning in! In this episode, we will talk with Dr. Caleb Reichhardt, the Assistant Professor of Livestock Production at UH Manoa, and three of his graduate students, Taya Blad, Jesus Rojas, and Shaye Nishimura. They discuss their research projects focusing on trace minerals, parasite burden, and muscle growth! They also discuss their current preliminary data and the importance of small ruminant management practices in Hawaii. Be sure to tune in and learn more!
Webinar Link:
To better understand locally raised sheep in Hawaii as it relates to their nutritional status and management practices, we have created a survey to gather data from local sheep producers like you to assist us in understanding the nutritional management of your herd. Together with the survey and collaborating producers, we aim to enhance nutritional outreach programs for small ruminants in Hawaii and cater to the needs of producers more effectively.
Survey link: https://go.hawaii.edu/FRM
Your information is very valuable to us. The survey will take about 10 minutes to complete and your responses are kept strictly confidential. Simply click the link below or cut and paste the entire URL into your browser to access the survey.
Thanks for listening! Check out our other social media platforms!