Cows, facing to the right, in a pasture grazing.

Feed Management Committee

The function of the Feed Management (FM) Committee is to enhance the sustainability of livestock feeding practices by promoting the conservation of natural resources. Through the integration of cutting-edge research and fieldwork, the FM Committee aims to achieve significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and address natural resource concerns associated with livestock feeding management.

Committee Members

Luis O. Tedeschi's Headshot.

Luis O. Tedeschi

Chair

Texas A&M University

Ruminant Nutrition

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Matthew R. Beck

USDA-ARS Livestock Nutrient Mgt Research

Ruminant Nutritionist

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Ellen Dierenfeld

World Wildlife Fund

Sustainable Feed Innovations

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Mary Drewnoski

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Beef Systems Specialist

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Andrew Foote

Oklahoma State University

Ruminant Nutrition

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Elizabeth French

USDA-ARS Dairy Forage Research Center

Dairy Cattle Nutrition - Precision Feeding

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Karun Kaniyamattam

Texas A&M University

Livestock Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence

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James MacDonald

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Ruminant Nutrition and Beef Systems

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Hector Menendez III

South Dakota State University

Ruminant Grazing Systems

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Heidi Rossow

University of California-Davis

Ruminant Nutrition Management

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Gerald (Jerry) Shurson

University of Minnesota

Swine Nutrition

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Elias Uddin

University of Connecticut

Life Cycle Assessment

Advisory Committee Member

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Charlotte Kirk Baer

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)

Science Policy

Objectives

  • Facilitate science-driven dialogue on feed management.
  • Provide accessible and user-friendly feed and animal nutrition information for conservation professionals.
  • Deliver targeted education and training opportunities for various stakeholders.
  • Contribute expertise to enhance NRCS evaluation tools and modeling.
  • Serve as a forward-looking forum to address future needs in animal agriculture.

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