Our Team | Ashley Schilling-Hazlett
Graduate Student
Ashley Schilling-Hazlett is a graduate student at CSU in the Department of Animal Sciences. Ashley is studying Sustainable Livestock Systems in the AgNext program under Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson. She grew up in Timnath, Colorado just east of Fort Collins. Her first experiences in agriculture stemmed from her involvement in the Larimer County 4-H program where she raised and showed cattle, sheep, and goats at county, state, and national levels. Ashley completed her undergraduate degree at CSU this past May with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, minors in Agricultural Business and Agricultural Literacy, and received a Certificate in Meat Science. Outside of her academic interests, Ashley loves to show and raise livestock with her friends and family and travel.
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Recent publications:
- Raynor, E.J., Schilling-Hazlett, A, Place, S, Vargas, J, Stackhouse-Lawson, K, Thompson, L, Johnston, M, Jorns, T, Beck, M, Kuehn, L, Derner, J. (2024). Snapshot of Enteric Methane Emissions from Stocker Cattle Grazing Extensive Semiarid Rangelands.
- Schilling-Hazlett A, Raynor EJ, Thompson L, Velez J, Place S, Stackhouse-Lawson K. On-Farm Methane Mitigation and Animal Health Assessment of a Commercially Available Tannin Supplement in Organic Dairy Heifers. Animals. 2024. 14(1):9.