Understanding and Managing Animal Resources

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This course focuses on nutritional planes for animals in forage-based environments and their impacts on reproduction in grazing animals. The focus is evaluating the nutritional requirements of a variety of animals including wildlife, and how those requirements vary by stage and type of production, body size, activity and environmental stress. The course evaluates different techniques to quantify the nutritional status of animals as well as explore effectiveness of nutritional supplementation. The course also explores reasons for reproductive success and possible management options for optimizing reproductive performance.
Course Number: 
AGRI 633
University: 
Colorado State University
Program: 
Integrated Resource Management
Instructor: 
Dr. Kraig Peel
Level: 
Graduate
Credits: 
3
Credit Length: 
Semester
When Offered: 
Summer
Delivery Method ?
Online
Weeks: 
8
Prerequisites: 
None listed
Contact Information: 
CSU Online: (877)491-4336

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