Forage agronomy and ruminant nutrition research await at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's Swift Current RDC. Work across field plots and laboratory trials.
This Research Affiliate Program supports a master's student conducting research with the Forage and Ruminant Nutrition team. The project covers small plot trials, silage quality assessment, in vitro laboratory trials, and beef cattle work. You will complete research activities while pursuing eligible studies at the University of Saskatchewan.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage and monitor field small plot trials
- Organize and monitor in vitro laboratory trials
- Collect and analyze forage and silage samples
- Apply statistical procedures to experimental data
- Prepare research reports, presentations, and thesis contributions
Requirements:
- Enrollment in an eligible full-time master's program
- Research required as part of your academic curriculum
- Knowledge of forage agronomy and animal production
- Experience collecting, managing, and analyzing experimental data
- Valid Class 5 Saskatchewan driver's license or equivalent
Apply forage production, experimental data analysis, and ruminant nutrition knowledge within Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's Swift Current research program.
Forage Agronomy Research Affiliate in Swift Current employer: Government of Canada
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