Sam Talley Email & Phone Number

Stillwater, OK, US

Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States

My research focus lies in beef cattle feed efficiency on forage based diets, and how efficiency may be repeated across stages of production. Specifically, I am looking at forage intake in mature cows over lactation and gestation, and how they utilize that forage in milk yield and energy, calf weight gain, and their own weight gain and body reserves. Our.

Douglas, Wyoming, United States

Ranch hand on a cow-calf operation running 800 Angus/Gelbvieh crosses. Some of my daily tasks include feedings with hay processor and feed wagon, health checks and doctoring, pregnancy checks, calving, and general ranch upkeep and maintenance. Also responsible for all tasks involved with farming alfalfa, assisting with large brandings, trailing cattle up.

Clemson, South Carolina, United States

In my role as a student worker at the Clemson University Beef Cattle Farm I contributed to the daily operation and maintenance of 2,300 acres of working cattle farm housing 300 head of crossbred beef cattle. I gained experience with multifaceted beef cattle tasks such as heat/pregnancy checking, reproductive management, artificial insemination.

As an intern on the Livestock and Forages team of Clemson University Cooperative Extension I was responsible for analyzing performance data from over 150 bulls used in the Clemson 2020 and 2021 Bull Tests to determine relationships between feed efficiency, bull performance, and cost, as well as looking at historical data trends in the Clemson Bull Tests.

Sumner, Nebraska, United States

I had the opportunity to further my cattle experience as a Talon Intern through the American Angus Association, working on the 11 Mill Iron Ranch in Sumner, NE. This was an 1,100 head diversified cow-calf operation running primarily Angus cattle, which also farmed 1,200 acres of corn and soybeans. In this position I continued to further my practical.

Encampment, Wyoming, United States

In the summer of 2021 I was an intern for the 8th largest cow-calf operation in the U.S. I gained detailed and intensive experience related to ranching. stockmanship, and horsemanship. I performed essential ranch tasks such as fencing, branding, irrigating, doctoring, moving, and sorting cattle, hay work, and various other duties. I was also taught the.

Remote

As a remote intern for the ICM animal nutrition research team, I assisted through literature searches, retrievals, and write-ups. Furthered my knowledge of the production of distillers grains and other cutting edge feedstuffs, as well as how it can be used to improve animal nutrition.

Piedmont, South Carolina, United States

Responsible for care of turkeys, chickens, dairy goats, and horses through feeding, watering, and maintaining general welfare of the animals, as well as the general upkeep and maintenance of the farm. Assisted with more complex tasks such as turkey butchering and processing, and goat milking, birthing, and dehorning.

Master Of Science - Ms, Animal Science - Beef Cattle Nutrition

My research focus lies in beef cattle feed efficiency on forage based diets and how efficiency may be repeated across stages of production.

Animal And Veterinary Sciences, Animal Agribusiness Concentration, Beef Cow-Calf Management Certificate, 3.99 Gpa