Four university faculty members will conduct research projects focused on animal diseases and antibiotic resistance.

Nine research projects will receive funding for advancements in poultry genetics.

Clay Mathis will lead the department to be a leader in animal science education and research.

ISU said former Interim Director Chris Rademacher will remain involved as an associate director.

Five universities will work together to inform and educate consumers about the industry.

NIFA awarded the university three grants totaling over $1.4 million.

Eighteen scientists will integrate their research to better identify trends and threats of Salmonella.

The $1 million project includes integrated tracking systems and cloud-based data storage.

Sessions covered everything from advances in stunning methods to regulatory updates.

The Forage-Animal Production Research Unit will be completed in 2026.