Animal Science student Rheanna Iskierka introduces the AnSci 4602, Sheep Production Systems Management class. Students in the class study the principles associated with feeding, breeding, reproduction, growth and carcass development in sheep. They will develop an appreciation of the critical husbandry components of sheep production systems and will gain an understanding of the day-to-day management of sheep production systems. History of the U. S. sheep industry will also be explored along with a study of wool production, marketing and processing.
The class is taught by Kyle Rozeboom and is one of several animal production system classes offered in the Animal Science program.
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