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The Guardian publishes an article on tie stalls in the dairy industry

Click here to an article which cites Nina Von Keyserlingk on the use of tie stalls in the dairy industry.

CBC reports on our recent cattle personality study

CBC reports on our recent cattle personality study

Click here for a link to the article titled, “How a P.E.I. dairy farmer can tell what his cattle’s outlook on life is”

Nina von Keyserlingk receives 2018 Hans Sigrist Prize

Nina von Keyserlingk receives 2018 Hans Sigrist Prize

On December 1, 2018 at the annual University of Bern Academic Ceremonies, Nina von Keyserlingk was presented with the Hans Sigrist prize. The Prize citation reads: Professor Marina von Keyserlingk of the The University of British Columbia, is the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Industrial Research Chair in Animal Welfare at the Faculty of Land and […]

Cow personality testing study in the News

Cow personality testing study in the News

PhD student Benjamin Lecorps was recently interviewed by CTV  on his recent study investigating cow personality. To see the article, click here.

Banting Fellow to research social networks that influence farmers
Masters student opportunity for qualified applicant beginning January, 2019

Masters student opportunity for qualified applicant beginning January, 2019

A Master’s student position is available starting in January, 2019. Minimum qualifications: First class degree in animal biology, conservation, zoology or related field Experience in applied research For more information click here.

In the News: Use and perceptions of on-farm emergency slaughter in British Columbia

The Progressive Dairyman recently published an article written by PhD Student Katie Koralesky. Use and perceptions of on-farm emergency slaughter in British Columbia

In the news: “Give a Cow a Brush, and Watch It Scratch That Itch”

A study out of the Animal Welfare Program was highlighted in an article in The New York Times titled “ Give a Cow a Brush and Watch it Scratch That Itch”. The article reports on work recently published in Biology Letters investigating the motivation of dairy cows to access a mechanical brush. Click here to view the […]

New Course for 2018 Winter Term: Animal Welfare and the Ethics of Laboratory Animal Use

New Course for 2018 Winter Term: Animal Welfare and the Ethics of Laboratory Animal Use

New Course for 2018 Winter Term APBI 490-201 Animal Welfare & the Ethics of Laboratory Animal Use

Marina A. G. von Keyserlingk Receives DeLaval Dairy Extension Award

Marina A. G. von Keyserlingk Receives DeLaval Dairy Extension Award

It is with great pleasure that ADSA and DeLaval Inc. present Marina A. G. von Keyserlingk with the 2018 DeLaval Dairy Extension Award. The DeLaval Dairy Extension Award was created to recognize outstanding achievements in dairy extension. The winner must have made a valuable and noteworthy contribution to the dairy industry through dairy extension in […]