Dr. Hugh Chester-Jones

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  Thirdly, Hugh Chester-Jones, Animal Scientist at the Southern Research and Outreach Center in Waseca, cautions that we need to recognize that many other variables including calf comfort, nutrition and environmental interactions will affect the magnitude of the photoperiod response as well, so one needs to understand what photoperiod manipulation would do for your dairy replacement enterprise.

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  Hugh Chester-Jones
  
  Hugh Chester-Jones was born in the United Kingdom.He attended Harper Adams Agricultural College, where he received a national diploma in agriculture with distinction in animal husbandry (1969) and a college diploma in agricultural marketing and business administration (1970).He gained an additional 5 years of experience in the practical and commercial agricultural industry before moving to the United States in 1975.He completed a BS degree in animal science at the University of Massachusetts in 1978 and MS (1982) and PhD (1985) degrees in ruminant nutrition at Virginia Tech. During his graduate program, Chester-Jones was on staff as an agricultural supervisor in the animal science department (1979-1985), where he had responsibilities for managing an animal nutrition research farm, coordinating graduate student research, and conducting collaborative research projects on the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station Research Farms.In 1985, Chester-Jones joined the faculty of the Southern Research and Outreach Center (SROC) and is currently an associate professor of animal science with a split appointment between 50% research/management and 50% outreach/extension.His research interests include dairy and beef production systems focusing on management, nutrition, health, and growth of dairy calves from birth, raised as heifer replacements, or raised as dairy beef.He is a supervisor of the SROC commercial calf- and heifer-raising research and extension facility and is a member of the University of Minnesota dairy and beef extension teams.He is a member of ASAS, ADSA, ARPAS, and the Professional Dairy Heifer Growers Association (PDHGA).He has served in leadership roles for PDHGA educational programs and the regional dairy management project NC-1119.He is an ad hoc reviewer for the Journal of Dairy Science and Journal of Animal Science.He currently serves as the chair of the 2007 ADSA/ASAS/PSA Growth and Development Symposium.Chester-Jones has authored or co-authored 27 refereed journal papers, 82 abstracts, 163 invited proceedings and conference papers, and 90 experiment station/extension reports.Chester-Jones has contributed to local 4-H and FFA Alumni Chapters and other community volunteer activities.He and his wife Ann have 2 daughters, Angharad (26) and Rhonwen (22).

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  Hugh Chester-Jones, Chair (07) University of Minnesota

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  Hugh Chester-Jones, Ph.D.Professor of Animal Science, University of Minnesota

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  Source: Hugh Chester-Jones, University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center.

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  "We spread out these stressors as much as we can," says Hugh Chester-Jones, animal scientist at the University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center in Waseca.Calves are now dehorned at 30 days of age instead of one week after weaning."I think it was too stressful for the calves," he says.

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  Continually strive to move your profiles toward the right side of the table, says Hugh Chester-Jones, animal scientist at the facility.
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  Data courtesy of Hugh Chester-Jones
  
  Southern Research and Outreach Center, University of Minnesota

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