Today is the final day to register online for the AgNext Research Summit 2025! In-person registration will be available at the door and virtual registration remains open until June 10. Join the conversation and register today: loom.ly/iNDP3Kc

We’re kicking off the AgNext Research Summit 2025 on June 10 with registration and tours of the Climate-Smart Research Facility! Not registered? In-person registration is available. Learn more and view the full agenda: loom.ly/iNDP3Kc

The AgNext Research Summit 2025 was a tremendous success featuring research presentations, expert panels, student poster sessions, and facility tours. Thank you to our sponsors and attendees for joining us and advancing the conversation on sustainable animal agriculture.

This week, the AgNext team welcomed the JBS Global Sustainability team to the Climate-Smart Research Facility. Our experts shared research in sustainable animal agriculture and visitors saw first-hand the cutting-edge innovations driving the future of the livestock industry.

Today the AgNext team had a potluck to celebrate the completion of field collections for a research study! This was a fun way for our team to wrap up another great week of sustainable animal agriculture research.

As part of the AgNext Research Summit 2025, the AgNext team partnered with Colorado Department of Agriculture to host Methane Day. The event focused on methane emissions in animal agriculture and with presentations, panels, and a tour of our research facility. Learn more: loom.ly/RmOFF3A

On the AgNext Podcast we ask our guests to share their definitions of sustainability. In this short video, hear in their own words how these experts define it and see how diverse perspectives can lead to a better understanding of what sustainability means: loom.ly/MwMwSEA

Reisa Paulsey is a student at Colorado State University majoring in Livestock Business Management. She recently joined the AgNext team to assist with sustainable grazing research. Learn more about Reisa on our website: loom.ly/IXwKrYA #MeetTheTeamTuesday

On July 8th my colleagues and I discussed “The Essential Societal Role of Livestock, Today and Tomorrow” for the Livestock Symposium at the 2025 Meeting of the American & Canadian Societies of Animal Science in Hollywood, FL. The presentations were recorded and videos are now

New on the AgNext Podcast: @DrSPlace joins Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson and @PedroCattle to talk about methane fact sheets developed with Colorado Department of Agriculture. These tools help stakeholders better understand methane in livestock production. 🎧 Listen now: loom.ly/MHHDzPI

Register today for the next Dairy Publication Roundtable Series session! Join Dr. Manriquez for a discussion on “Preventing Farmworker Heat Stress and Related Health Risks in Dairy Operations.” 🗓️ Thursday, July 24 | 12:00 p.m. MST 🔗 Register: loom.ly/l-9e5a4

In our #MethaneMonday series, we're breaking down the science of methane in animal ag. Each week, we’re featuring one of five new fact sheets by @DrSPlace in collaboration with @CoAgriculture1. This fact sheet describes how methane is formed in animal ag: loom.ly/lEzLDWw

In this week’s #MethaneMonday, we explore feed additives as a tool to reduce enteric methane in ruminants. While promising, more research is needed to better understand how to improve productivity while also reducing enteric methane emissions. Read here: loom.ly/E6r45dg

Heat stress is a concern for cattle during the hot summer months. While it can’t be eliminated entirely, identification & mitigation strategies can reduce both the duration & intensity of its impact on cattle. Explore resources to help manage heat stress: loom.ly/nOlB1Pg

In our #MethaneMonday series, we’re sharing five fact sheets developed with @CoAgriculture1 breaking down the science of methane in ruminant livestock production. This fact sheet explores how various manure management approaches impact methane production: loom.ly/7vLvzMc

Meet Izzy Hamner a Research Intern at AgNext! Izzy is starting her second year in Biomedical Sciences and minoring in Agricultural Literacy. Izzy has been helping the AgNext team with feedlot and dairy systems research. Welcome Izzy! Learn more: loom.ly/HMhO6eU