Asking the next question: What happens in the next parity?

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Casey Bradley Swine nutrition
A sow in a farrowing crate on a farm in North Carolina, USA. Photo: Vincent ter Beek
A sow in a farrowing crate on a farm in North Carolina, USA. Photo: Vincent ter Beek
One of the privileges of working in animal nutrition long enough is watching young scientists develop into strong researchers who begin asking the right questions. One of them relates to always ask for longer-term effects, writes Dr Casey Bradley, animal nutrition expert. Recently, I had the opportunity to listen to 2 presentations from Katelyn McClellan, a PhD student at South Dakota State University. I first became familiar with her work during her Master’s programme, and it has been impr


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