Lautaro Garcia

Lautaro Garcia

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PhD Student in Animal Science
Department of Animal Science

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Degrees:
MS in Animal Science, Michigan State University,
Bachelor's in Veterinary Medicine (DVM equivalent), University of La Plata, Argentina

Lautaro recently earned his MS in Animal Science at Michigan State University and is now pursuing a PhD under the guidance of Dr. Jason Rowntree. After earning his bachelor’s degree in veterinary medicine, his work on beef and dairy farms in Argentina, New Zealand, and Texas inspired him to focus on sustainable grazing management in graduate school. His research focuses on the effects of grazing management on soil carbon sequestration and the overall greenhouse gas footprint of beef cattle. He is passionate about understanding the complex relationships between soil, plants, ruminants, and the atmosphere to help farmers build resilient, profitable, and sustainable agricultural systems.

Concentration

Beef Grazing Sustainability

Major Professor

Dr. Jason Rowntree

Office Location

1205C Anthony Hall

Professional Links

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