SDSU Animal Science Student Wins Poster Contest with Research Project

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South Dakota State University animal science students competed during the recent Swine Day with their posters that illustrated their research projects. Graduate student Shannon Dierking of Tecumseh, Nebraska shares her research involving gilts. Dierking won the graduate student category.

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SDSU Animal Science Student Wins Poster Contest with Research Project

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