MSU Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center

February 8, 2012

MSU's Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center is located on Michigan State University's campus, and is used for teaching, extension and research purposes. The facility frequently hosts extension programs in dairy management. Research projects are conducted in the areas of mammary and reproductive physiology, animal breeding and selection, nutrition and dairy management.

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