Aaron Stalker
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Assistant Professor, Ruminant Nutrition
West Central Research & Extension Center |
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Mini CV
EDUCATION
- Ph.D. in Animal Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Dissertation Title: Proein and Energy Supplements in Range Beef Production Systems
- M.S. in Animal Science, New Mexico State University. Thesis Title: Proein Supplementation Strategies for Cattle Grazing Poor Quality Forage
- B.S. in Animal Science, Colorado State University. Concentration: Science
PREVIOUS POSITIONS HELD
- Range Beef Systems Specialist/ Assistant Professor at University of Nebraska Lincoln (2007-present)
- Extension Beef Specialist/ Assistant Professor at Oregon State University (2005-2006)
AWARDS & HONORS
- Excellence in Applied Animal Scienc eResearch Award, WSASAS - 3rd Place (2005)
- William G. Whitmore Student Travel Award recipient (2005)
- Colorado Nutrition Roundtable Graduate Student Poster Competition - Winner (2004)
- John and Louise Skala Fellowship Award recipient (2004)
- John Hallman Memorial Award recipient (2004)
- Widaman Trust Distinguished Graduate Assistant Award recipient (2003)
- Albert L. Newman Graduate Student Paper Competition - Winner (2002)
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
- L.A. Stalker, D.C. Adams, and T.J. Klopfenstein. 2007. Urea Inclusion in Distillers Dried Grains Supplements. Professional Animal Scientist. 23:390-394.
- Stalker, L.A., L.A. Ciminski, D.C. Adams, T.J. Kopfenstein, and R.T. Clark. 2007. Effects of Weaning Date and Prepartum Protein Supplementation on Cow Performance and Calf Growth. Rangeland Ecology and Manage. 60:578-587.
- Stalker, L.A., D.C. Adams, T.J. Klopfenstein, D.M. Feuz, and R.N. Funston. 2006. Effects of pre- and postpartum nutrition on reproduction in spring calving cows and calf feedlot performance. J. Anim. Sci. 84: 2582-2589.
