MSU Animal Science

MSU Animal Science Advancing agriculture using multidisciplinary approaches to generate, teach, disseminate and apply k

The Department of Animal Science at Michigan State University offers education and research for the safe, nutritious and economical production of animal food and fiber, and of animals for recreational purposes, without compromising the environment or jeopardizing the health and well being and farm animals and farm communities. The department provides educational leadership through high-quality cou

rses, research and extension/outreach programs to enhance human capital and ensure that Michigan producers and communities benefit from these. We have a strong tradition of training outstanding students in animal science and related fields, and welcome prospective students who are interested in our programs and want to contribute to our mission. Graduates of our department have advanced to rewarding careers in universities, government agencies, the livestock industry, veterinary medicine and biomedicine. Faculty Excellence
Faculty members within the Department of Animal Science possess a broad range of talents, interests and expertise. They are dedicated to scholarship and serving the animal industry through teaching, research, extension and public service in Michigan, nationally and internationally. Many have been recognized as leaders in their disciplines, having received numerous awards and research grants from professional organizations, societies and agencies within and outside of Michigan State University. Opportunities in Animal Science
Currently, animal industries are challenged by issues relating to the quality and safety of animal products, logical applications of biotechnology, disease resistance, animal comfort and well being, biological and management efficiency, global markets, sustainable agricultural systems and environmental stewardship.

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09/11/2025

Draft horses, a powerful and gentle breed of horses developed for pulling plows and wagons, have been an integral part of MSU’s equine history for over a century. But today, that tradition is in jeopardy. The Michigan State University Driving Club is rallying community support to bring a team of draft horses back to campus for year-round teaching and outreach programs. Read more: http://spr.ly/6182ABOPK

07/19/2025

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05/07/2025
Please consider fielding a team for the Spartan Livestock Open!
04/14/2025

Please consider fielding a team for the Spartan Livestock Open!

The Master's are over, but that doesn't mean the fun has to stop there! Now is the time to register for the 2025 Spartan Open! ⛳️

Join us for a day of golf, socializing, and fun while supporting the current and future Livestock and Meat Judging Teams at MSU. Registrations are due April 25th. Here is a link to register online- https://msu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_24aArnjSYPzISOi

We ask that you mail all registration fees to Spartan Livestock Open 1290 Anthony Hall, 474 S Shaw Ln, East Lansing MI 48824.
If you have questions, please contact Kestlyn Willert at 507-829-5128 or Andrea Garmyn at 785-410-4618.

Go Green!

It's a busy day at the MSU Pavilion! Roughly 40 Horse and Livestock Judging students getting their feet wet!
03/27/2025

It's a busy day at the MSU Pavilion! Roughly 40 Horse and Livestock Judging students getting their feet wet!

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