Lisa Kriese-Anderson, Associate Professor

BS: Cornell University
MS: Kansas State University
PhD: University of Georgia
Discipline: Beef Cattle Breeding and Genetics
Phone: (334) 844-1561, Fax: 334-844-1519
Email: lkriese@acesag.auburn.edu
URL: http://www.ag.auburn.edu/~lkriese

Responsibilities: Extension, Research and Teaching

Courses Taught:

  • ANSC 7510 - Quantitative Genetics (Co-taught with Dr.Daryl Kuhlers)
  • ANSC 8500 - Linear Model Applications in Animal Breeding (Co-taught with Dr. Daryl Kuhlers)

Research Program:

    Beef cattle breeding: Researching the role ultrasound technology can provide in the carcass traits of backfat, ribeye area and % intramusular fat for genetic predicition. Also looking at genetic breed differences in the southeast and comparing the results to the US MARC breed differences. This may help determine whether across-breed EPDs are possible.

Extension Program:

    Supervisor of Auburn University BCIA bull test.
    Extension program is built around on using genetic tools to make beef production more profitable and efficient in the southeast. Specific focus areas are: Alabama Beef Cattle Improvement Association, Alabama Pasture to Rail, Master Cattlemen Producer Program and Beef Quality Assurance Education program.
 

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