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MICHAEL L. WESTENDORF,
Ph.D.
Education:
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1975-1980 - B.S.,
Animal Science,
University of Idaho,
Moscow, Idaho
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1985-1988 - M.S.,
Animal Science,
University of
Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
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1988-1991 - Ph.D.,
University of
Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
Positions Held:
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2001-present -
Associate Professor and Associate Extension Specialist in Animal
Sciences, Department of Animal Sciences, School of Environmental and
Biological Sciences, Rutgers, the
State University
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1993-2001 -
Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist in Animal Sciences,
Department of Animal Sciences,
Cook College,
Rutgers, the State University
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1992-1993 -
Congressional Science
Fellow, United
States Congress, Washington, DC
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1989-1992 - Animal
Research Laboratory Manager,
University of
Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
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1986-1988 - Beef
Cattle Extension Intern,
University of
Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
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1982-1984 - Dairy
Farm Manager,
Tunghai University,
Taichung, Taiwan
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1981-1982 - Manager
Trainee,
Chino Grain and Milling, Chino, California
Awards:
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1999 - National
Association of County Agricultural Agents, Northeast Regional Finalist
for Video, “Concepts in Nutrient Management.”
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1999 - Northeast
Regional Research Award for Excellence
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1992-1993 -
Congressional Science Fellow, Competitively Selected
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1991 - Outstanding
Ph.D. Student,
University of
Kentucky College of Agriculture
Selected
Publications:
Books:
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Westendorf, M.L.,
ed. Food Waste to Animal Feed.
Iowa State
University Press, Ames, Iowa. 2000.
Book Chapters:
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Westendorf, M.L.,
Animal Waste Management. In: The Reporter's Environmental Handbook.
3rd
Ed.
B. M.
West, M. J. Lewis,
M. R. Greenberg, D. B. Sachsman, and R. Rogers ed. Rutgers University
Press, Piscataway, New Jersey. pp 87-95. 2003.
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Westendorf, M.L.,
Brewing
Byproducts: Their Use as Animal Feeds. In: Alternative Feeds for
Beef Cattle. G. Rogers and M. Poore, ed. The Veterinary Clinics of North
America: Food Animal Practice. W. B. Saunders. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. pp 233-252. 2002.
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Westendorf, M.L.,
Food Waste as Animal Feed: An Introduction. In Food Waste to Animal
Feed, M.L. Westendorf, ed.
Iowa State
University Press, Ames, Iowa. pp 3-15, 2000.
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Westendorf, M.L.,
Food Waste as Swine Feed. In Food Waste to Animal Feed. M.L. Westendorf,
ed. Iowa
State University Press. Ames, Iowa. pp 69-89, 2000.
Papers:
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Altizio, B. A., M.
L. Westendorf, and P. A. Schoknecht. 2000. Comparison of a Corn/Soybean
Diet Versus a Dried Recycled Food Waste Product in Swine. Prof. Anim.
Sci. 16:254-260.
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Singer, J. W., J. R.
Heckman, J. Ingerson-Mahar, and M. L. Westendorf. 2000. Hybrid and
nitrogen source effect on European corn borer damage and yield. J.
Sustain. Agric. 16(1):5-15.
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Westendorf, M. L.,
T. Schuler, and E. W. Zirkle. 1999. Nutritional value of recycled food
plate waste in diets fed to swine. Prof. Anim. Sci. 15:106-111
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Westendorf, M. L.
and C. Miller. 1998. Public discussion forums for assisting dairy
farmers. J. of Ext. October. Volume 36(5). On line Address:
http://www.joe.org/joe/.
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Westendorf, M. L.,
Z. C. Dong, and P. A. Schoknecht. 1998. Recycled cafeteria waste as a
feed source for swine: nutrient content, digestibility, growth and meat
quality. J. Anim. Sci. 76:2976-2983.
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Westendorf, M. L.
and R. Gordon. 1998. Effect of increasing undegradable intake protein
when sheep are fed diets low in protein. Prof. Anim. Sci. 14(1):16-21.
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Simeone, A.,
Westendorf, M. L., R. E. Tucker, L. P. Bush, and G. E. Mitchell, Jr.
1998.
Ammoniation to reduce the toxicity of endophyte-infected tall fescue
seed fed to rats. Drug and Chem. Toxicol. 21(1):67-78.
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Westendorf, M. L.,
E. W. Zirkle, and R. Gordon. 1996. A review: feeding food or table waste
to livestock. Prof. Anim. Sci. 12(3):129-137.
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Westendorf, M.L., R.
G. Zimbelman, and C. E. Pray. 1995. Science and agriculture policy at
Land-Grant Institutions. J. Anim. Sci. 73:1628-1638.
Extension Fact
Sheets:
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Westendorf, M. L.
and R. O. Myer. 2003.
Feeding Food Wastes to Swine.
Rutgers Cooperative
Extension. FS #016.
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Altizio, B. and M.
L. Westendorf. 2000. Deer and Elk Farming.
Rutgers Cooperative
Extension. Bulletin # E259.
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Altizio, B. and M.
L. Westendorf. 1999. Bison Husbandry.
Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. FS #945.
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Altizio, B. and M.
L. Westendorf. 1998. Llamas and Alpacas.
Rutgers Cooperative
Extension. FS #917.
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Westendorf, M. L.
and B. Altizio. 1997. Ostrich, Emu, and Rhea Production.
Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. FS #886.
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Westendorf, M. L.
and D. Lee. 1997. Heat Stress and Feeding Management.
Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. FS #884.
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Westendorf, M. L.,
D. Lee, and E. W. Zirkle. 1995. Quality Assurance in the Animal
Industries: Critical to Your Survival.
Rutgers Cooperative
Extension. FS #818.
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Westendorf, M. L.,
H. Hafs, and E. Zirkle. 1994. Johne's Disease Control and Management
Plan. Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. FS #782.
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Westendorf, M. L.,
H. Hafs, and E. Zirkle. 1994. Johne's Disease.
Rutgers
Cooperative
Extension. FS #781.
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Westendorf, M. L.
and R. C. Mickel. 1994. Beef Cow Condition Scoring.
Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. FS #764.
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Westendorf, M. L.
1994. Biotechnology and Animal Agriculture.
Rutgers
Cooperative
Extension. FS #762.
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Westendorf, M. L.
1994. Will Bovine Somatotropin be Profitable for You?
Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. FS #755.
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Westendorf, M. L.
1994. Suggestions for Bovine Somatotropin Use.
Rutgers
Cooperative
Extension. FS #754.
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Westendorf, M. L.
1993. Feeding the Dairy Herd When Forage Supplies are Limited.
Rutgers
Cooperative Extension. FS #749.
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Westendorf, M. L.
1993. BST and our Milk Supply.
Rutgers Cooperative
Extension. FS #746.
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Westendorf, M., C.
Absher, N. Gay, J. Johns, R. Burris and D. Miksch. 1988. Scoring Beef
Cow Condition. ASC-110. Cooperative Extension Bulletin.
University of
Kentucky, College of Agriculture.
Contact:
Michael Westendorf,
Ph.D.
Department of Animal Sciences, Bartlett Hall
Cook College, Rutgers the State University
84 Lipman Drive
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8525
732-932-9408 (T)
732-932-6996 (F)
westendorf@njaes.rutgers.edu
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