Clayton Livestock Research Center

 
 
 
 
 

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Mission

The Clayton Livestock Research Center’s mission is to conduct research on the health and performance of newly received cattle, mostly lightweight. These cattle may originate in New Mexico or the Southwestern states and are brought to NM for grazing.

Vision

To be the premier feedlot research center in the United States.

Research Focus

Scientists at the Clayton Livestock Research Center conduct research on shipping protocols for cattle, particularly evaluating the health and performance of newly received cattle and nutrition and management from feedlot to slaughter. Other research involves irrigated pastures and native grasslands, including grazing and stocking densities on locoweed-infested pastures.

• Clayton Livestock Research Center 2021 Annual Report
• Clayton Livestock Research Center Strategic Plan 2020-2025

The center is hosting the 2023 Annual Field Day on September 18. Click here for the full 2023 Field Day Schedule.

Upcoming Events

Southwest Artificial Insemination School
A collaboration between the following: Union CES and Clayton Livestock Research Center.

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SW AI School

Deadline: Apr. 3

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