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Swine Research and Extension        
Swine>nursery pigsThe Kansas State University Swine Extension program takes practical swine nutrition research and works with producers to facilitate rapid adoption of technology by the industry.  The program also works with producers in the area of environmental management of swine facilities.
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  • Upcoming Events        
    KSU Swine Day
    KSU Alumni Center
    November 20, 2008

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    SowBridge
    Internet and Phone
    Multiple Dates

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    Adult PQA Plus Training
    Weber 146
    Dec. 16, 9-5pm

    This training is for agents and veterinarians that wish to become PQA Plus Advisors. Only trained advisors are allowed to certify pork producers in the PQA Plus program.  If you have already been Adult PQA+ certified, you do not need to re-take the training. This training is for those that have not already been trained as advisors. For more information or to register for the training, contact Mike Tokach (785-532-2032; mtokach@ksu.edu) or Joel DeRouchey (785-532-2280, jderouch@ksu.edu).

    KSU Swine Profitability Conference
    K-State Student Union Forum Hall
    February 3, 2009

    Watch for details.  Contact Jim Nelssen at 785-532-1251 or jnelssen@ksu.edu.

    KSU Swine Profitability Conference
    K-State Student Union Forum Hall
    February 3, 2009

    Watch for details.  Contact Jim Nelssen at 785-532-1251 or jnelssen@ksu.edu.

    Swine Research Faculty        

    Dr. Duane L. Davis
    Swine Reproductive Physiology

    Dr. Joel DeRouchey
    Environmental management

    Dr. Robert D. Goodband
    Swine nutrition & management

    Dr. Joe D. Hancock
    Monogastric Nutrition

    Dr. Jim L. Nelssen
    Swine nutrition & management

    Dr. Mike Tokach
    Swine nutrition