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Lead Applicant: Megan Davenport
Organization: InterTribal Buffalo Council
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Lead Applicant: Dustin Ranglack
Organization: University of Nebraska - Kearney
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Lead Applicant: Angela Pillatzki
Organization: South Dakota State University
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Lead Applicant: Jameson Brennan
Organization: South Dakota State University
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Lead Applicant: Jesudoss Chelladurai
Organization: Kansas State University
Abstract: Bison ...
Lead Applicant: Benoit St-Pierre
Organization: South Dakota State University
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Lead Applicant: Lily Edwards-Callaway
Organization: Colorado State University
Abstract: The United States ...
Lead Applicant: Joshua Campbell
Organization: USDA-ARS
Abstract: Approximately 67% of the 4,000 native bee ...
Traveling museum exhibit
In 2009, the National Buffalo Foundation began partnering with the National Bison Association to sponsor their Junior Judging by offering a $1500 scholarship to a higher education institution for the top scoring individual.
This study evaluated baseline clinical chemistry and hematology values in a large number of American bison.
Since 1993, there have been four International Bison Conferences that offer extensive education to bison producers.
Research described in this thesis is an initial attempt to characterize reproduction in male bison. As commercial producers need to increase the efficiency of their bison farms/ranches, basic knowledge about reproductive physiology will help them make sound decisions affecting the economic viability of their operations.
The objective of the project was to determine the nutritional composition
of bison meat cuts from the round, loin, rib, and shoulder for nutritional labeling.
NBF is the proud sponsor of bison interpretive signage displayed throughout Custer State Park in South Dakota.
Few studies have been done on the effects of local, fresh food on human health, but the idea that such food is better for us than the marathon grub that travels 1300 miles has become a reality for one Lakota man from Pine Ridge, South Dakota, who ate local food and got healthy.
The National Buffalo Foundation is a supporter of the Vore Buffalo Jump, a site of great archaeological and historical importance in northeastern Wyoming.
Excerpts from Study. Download complete study synopsis, from Bison Central.
University of Utah Bison Lipid ...
In January 2012, Dr. James Derr, PhD at Texas A&M University, and Lauren Dobson, the TAMU Ph.D. student ...
