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Herbert (Bart) Lardner is a Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, specializing in the College of Agriculture and Bioresources. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Saskatchewan, where he has also completed his Master's and Bachelor's degrees. His research focuses on beef cattle nutrition, forage and pasture management, and the impact of maternal nutrition on fetal programming. He is the Ministry of Agriculture Strategic Research Program Chair, concentrating on cow-calf forage systems and management strategies for beef cattle. Notably, he has expertise in nutrient management, low-quality beef cow diets, and winter feeding systems, contributing significantly to the field with various educational courses. Lardner's work has implications for cost-effective heifer development and the application of genomic technologies in livestock management. He actively engages in the academic community through teaching and research, with an emphasis on sustainable agricultural practices.
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