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Wildfires, Smoke and Livestock Webinar Series: Research update (in English)

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2023 Wildfires, Smoke, and Livestock Webinar Series. Day 3: Dr. Amy Skibiel and Dr. Pedram Rezamand

On day 3 of the 2023 Wildfires, Smoke, and Livestock Webinar Series, Dr. Amy Skibiel and Dr. Pedram Rezamand from the University of Idaho provided a research update focused on the effects of wildfire smoke exposure and the effects on livestock health and performance.

This project is supported by Agriculture and Food Research Initiative Competitive Grant no. 2023-68008-39173 and Grant no. 2022-68016-38665 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

Questions? Please contact Juliana Ranches at [email protected]

This piece is part of the collection Wildfires, Smoke and Livestock webinar recordings

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