We conduct state of the art research on:
- Animal Nutrition and Production
- Animal Health
- Animal Reproduction
- Grazing and Forage Ecology, Management, and Utilization
- Plant Molecular Genetics
- Horticulture
- Meat Science
- Sustainability Of Mowing Fuel Breaks - Resilience Of Sagebrush Rangelands
- Post Fire Riparian Monitoring For Return Of Livestock Grazing
- Cattle And Wild Horse Management For Nevada Sage-Grouse Meadow Habitats
- Groundwater Movement in Restored Meadows of the Sierra Nevada Range
- Geomorphic Sustainability of Pond and Plug Meadow restoration Projects
- Response of Central Nevada Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands to Fire, Chaining, Thinning, and Mastication
- Practical Grazing Management to Maintain or Restore Riparian Functions and Values
- Riparian Functions for Water Quality
- Post Fire Grazing Management in the Presence of Cheatgrass
- State-and-Transition Modeling Development
- Ecohydrology of Winter's Ranch: Implications for Future Management
- Rangeland Management Research
- Nutritional Toxicology
- Environmental Toxicology
Research Facilities
Our research is internationally recognized and we offer hands-on opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students to work in a variety of laboratory settings as well as field experiments at several outstanding research facilities, including: