Shaping Animal Science: From Rural Upbringing to Groundbreaking Discoveries with Dr. Ken White- VP USU Extension, Dean CAAS and Utah Agricultural Experiment Station

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A college athlete with a rural upbringing becomes one of the key craftsmen in shaping animal science and agriculture. Join us in this riveting conversation with Dr. Ken White, a pioneer in animal medicine and a leader at Utah State University. Hear his journey from a football scholarship to carving new paths in the world of animal science. Discover how his tireless dedication and passion have led to the development of vital programs at Utah State University such as the 'two plus two' and the newly launched College of Veterinary Medicine.
Ever wondered how research can lead to groundbreaking discoveries in agriculture? In this episode, we journey through the fascinating world of cloning research with Dr. White. Revisiting his Eureka moment that led to the first successful cloning of a mule, underscoring the power of persistence, the beauty of unexpected outcomes, and the essential role of research.
Finally, we explore the immense value of life and shared experiences. Dr. White reflects on his upbringing, the support of his family, and how these factors played a pivotal role in his journey in research. We also delve into the transformative power of mentorship and research in agriculture. So, join us as we celebrate the undeniably significant role of farmers, ranchers, and all those who contribute to our society.