Normand R. St-Pierre,
PAS, Charter Dipl. ACAN
Professor
“Science not founded on exact experience and mathematics is either deception or madness – a banner of charlatans, blown full by the wind, after which the foolish rabble flocks”.
Leonardo Da Vinci
(1452-1519)

Education
B.
Sc.
Université Laval, Québec, Canada, 1978.
Major: Animal
Science
M. Sc.
Université Laval, Québec, Canada, 1979.
Major: Animal Nutrition
Minor: Biochemistry
Ph.D. The
Major: Dairy Science (Nutrition)
Minors: Statistics, Agricultural
Economics
Dicipline(s)
Management and nutrition, with a special interest in (1) control of stochastic processes, and (2) mathematical modeling of biological and economic systems.
What I do:
My overall responsibilities are to have outreach (80%) and research (20%) duties aligned with dairy management issues.
My research focuses primarily on the control function of management. Ongoing research projects are:
(1) quantitative methods for evaluating dynamic animal systems,
(2) feed cost optimization, estimation of unit costs of nutrients and nutritional economics,
(3) management and nutritional strategies to reduce nutrient excretion, including amino acid supplementation of ruminant diets, and prediction of nutrient excretion (with Dr. William (Bill) Weiss), and
(4) impact of nutrient variation of feedstuffs on animal productivity, and methods of control of nutritional variation.
My extension program focuses on four inter-dependent areas:
(1) long-term strategic planning of dairy businesses,
(2) production and financial benchmarks for evaluating short, medium and long-term outcome,
(3) nutritional management, herd structure and cost control, and
(4) production risk management in dairy.
These activities are conducted in partnership with local extension agents, district and state teams, and agribusinesses.
Courses Taught:
Applied Biometry (AS 668 – Spring quarter).
Brief description:
Science typically has one of two objectives. One is to pose hypotheses and test them empirically. The other is to understand phenomena well enough to predict their behavior. In the first instance, quantitative methods focus on inference and hypothesis testing and are statistical-based methods. The second objective is commonly known as mathematical modeling and covers a wide range of applications: dynamic modeling (kinetics), mathematical programming, deterministic and stochastic optimal control, etc. AS-668 covers both objectives in an integrated fashion. The course extends the use of mathematical and statistical methods in applied biological sciences. The tone is much applied in nature and makes extensive use of SAS. Upon completing the course, the student will 1) understand the principles and assumptions to common statistical methods with emphasis on mixed-model analyses, 2) have a good working knowledge of SAS and a solid interpretation of its various outputs, and 3) have a general understanding of the mathematics used to quantify biological systems.
Basically, this is a course in applied statistics – the applications being those typically found in biological sciences. It is taught at a graduate level; I do allow exceptional undergraduate students to enroll. Students come from many majors, including: animal sciences; nutrition (OSUN); food science; food, agricultural and biological engineering; evolution, ecology and organismal biology; geology; neuro-physiology; horticulture and crop science, etc. A full syllabus can be found at: http://ansci.osu.edu/as668/
Grants and Awards:
2006 Merial Dairy Management Research
Award, American Dairy Science Association.
2001 First place award, Denman
Undergraduate Research Forum (advisor to Sarah K. Ivan).
2000 Outstanding Extension Group Award,
American Agricultural Economics Association. (Managing Risks and Profits –
Multi-Institutional, Multi-Disciplinary Extension Program)
Recent Publications:
Peer-reviewed
2.
St-Pierre, N. R., and B. Cobanov. 2007.
Optimal sampling schedule of diet components: model derivation and
sensitivity analysis. J. Dairy Sci.
90:5383-5394.
14.
St-Pierre, N. R., and J. T. Sylvester. 2005.
Effects
of 2-Hydroxy-4-(methylthio) butanoic acid (HMB) and its isopropyl ester on milk
production and composition by
19.
Sawdy,
J. C., S. A. Kayser, N. R. St-Pierre,
and M. P. Wick. 2004. Myofibrillar 1-D fingerprints and myosin
heavy chain MS analyses of beef loin at 36 h postmortem correlate with
tenderness at 7 days. Meat Sci.
67:421-426.
20.
Wick,
M., J. M. Reddish, N. R. St-Pierre, and M. S. Lilburn. 2003.
Biochemical analyses of muscles from poultry breed for rapid
growth. Poult. Sci. 82:1980-1984..
22.
Palmquist,
D. L., and N. St-Pierre. 2003.
Estimating endogenous synthesis of CLA from tissue fatty acid
profiles. FASEB J. 17(5):A808-809.
29.
Firkins,
J. L., M. L. Eastridge, N. R. St-Pierre, and S. M. Noftsger. 2001.
Invited.
Effects
of grain variability and processing on starch utilization by lactating dairy
cattle. J. Anim. Sci. 79(E.
Suppl.):E218-E238.
33.
St-Pierre,
N. R., and D. Glamocic. 2000. Invited:
Uncertainty, randomness and the optimal control of livestock
nutrition. J. Sci. Agric. Research
61(3):151-168.
Non peer-reviewed
1.
Weiss,
W., M. Eastridge, D. Shoemaker, and N.
St-Pierre. 2007. Distillers Grains.OSU Extension Fact Shhet
3379, (http://ohioline.osu.edu/as-fact/pdf/distillers.pdf)
2.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
On the respective meanings of "treated" and
"supplemented". Position
paper, Ohio Department of Agriculture - Dairy Labeling Advisory Committee, Dec
19.
3.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The labeling issue revisited.
Position paper, Ohio Department of Agriculture - Dairy Labeling Advisory
Committee, Dec 19.
4.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The environmental impact of rbST.
Position paper, Ohio Department of Agriculture - Dairy Labeling Advisory
Committee, Dec 19.
5.
St-Pierre, N. R. 2007.
Concerns regarding human safety from the use of rbST: lessons from the Flat
Earth Society. Position paper, Ohio Department of
Agriculture - Dairy Labeling Advisory Committee, Dec 19.
6.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
bST safety around the world.
Position paper, Ohio Department of Agriculture - Dairy Labeling Advisory
Committee, Dec 19.
7.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The safety of IGF-I. Position
paper, Ohio Department of Agriculture - Dairy Labeling Advisory Committee, Dec
19.
8.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Testing milk for rbST. Position
paper, Ohio Department of Agriculture - Dairy Labeling Advisory Committee, Dec
19.
9.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Busted: rbST milk myth machine is revealed. Buckeye Dairy News 9(4) Nov. (http://dairy.osu.edu/bdnews/v009iss04.htm#Busted).
10.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Cost of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
11.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Cost of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
12.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Cost of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
13.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Cost of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
14.
St-Pierre, N. R., and W. P. Weiss. 2007.
Understanding feed analysis variation and minimizing its impact on
ration formulation. Proc. Cornell
Nutrition Conference,
15.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Get a handle on best-cost rations. Nutrition e-Network newsletter, Oct
19.
16.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Economics of replacing corn with other energy sources in ruminant
diets. Proc.
17.
Weiss,
W. P., St-Pierre, N. R., and
Willett, L. B. 2007. Cows fed corn silage make less manure. Hoard's Dairyman.
June 2007 Page 433.
18.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Strategic planning for dairy producers.
Proc. Ninth Annual Mid-Atlantic Consortium (MAC) Regional Dairy
Extension In-service Training program,
19.
St-Pierre, N. R. and W. P. Weiss. 2007.
Reducing feed variability in practice.
Proc.
20.
Weiss,
W. P., St-Pierre, N. R., and
Willett, L. B. 2007. Factors affecting manure output on dairy farms. Pp 55-62.
Proc. Tri-State Dairy Nutrition Conf.,
21.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The economics of feed variability in dairy. Proc. Mid-South Ruminant Nutrition
Conference,
22.
St-Pierre, N. R., and W. P. Weiss. 2007.
Application of analytical and statistical tools in the feed industry:
controlling diet variation. Proc. 6th
International Congress for the Animal Feed Industry, AFMA Forum,
23.
Weiss,
W., and N. St-Pierre. 2007.
Understanding and managing variation in nutrient composition. Proc. 8th Western Dairy Management
Conference,
24.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
For dairy cows, it's easy being green.
Farm and Dairy, Dec. 6:A26.
25.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
For dairy cows, it's easy being green.
Firelands Farmer, Dec.
26.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Busted: rbST milk myth machine is revealed. Farm and Dairy, Oct. 4:A27.
27.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Busted: rbST milk myth machine is revealed. Firelands Farmer, Oct.
28.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Silage values aren't a magic number.
Farm and Dairy, Aug. 2:A30.
29.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Silage values aren't a magic number.
Firelands Farmer, Aug.
30.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Milk-feed price ratio explained.
Farm and Dairy, June 7:A10.
31.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Milk-feed price ratio explained.
Firelands Farmer, June.
32.
Weiss,
W., and N. St-Pierre. 2006.
Can you believe what you read?
Hoard's Dairyman, March 25: 197.
33.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data. Proc.
of Leading Producers Conference,
34.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data. Proc.
of NM/TX Dairy Highlights,
35.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data. Proc.
of Ohio Dairy Producers Inc. Conference,
36.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
A short course in protein nutrition of dairy cows. Proc. of
L. E. Sommers Dairy Conference,
37.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data. Proc.
of Elite Producers Conference,
38.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data. Proc.
of Professional Dairy Managers of
39.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Costs of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
40.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Costs of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
41.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Costs of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
42.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Costs of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
43.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Costs of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
44.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Costs of nutrients and benchmarks of profitability for
45.
Karnati,
S. K., Sylvester, J. T., Yu, Z., St-Pierre,
N. R., and Firkins, J. L. 2005. Detecting changes in bacterial and
protozoal populations in ruminal and omasal samples from cows fed supplemental
methionine. Proc. Conf. Gastrointestinal Function, p. 13. Peer Reviewed.
46.
Weiss,
W. P., and N. R. St-Pierre. 2005.
Understanding and managing variation in feedstuff composition. Pp
167-176. Proc. Four-state Dairy Nutr. Conf. MWPS-4SD18,
47.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Mistakes to avoid when expanding. Proc. DeLaval Dairy Planning Seminar,
48.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. TMR feeding and feed bunk management. Proc. DeLaval Dairy Planning Seminar,
49.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Cost of heat stress. Proc. DeLaval Dairy Planning Seminar,
50.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Making decisions with data. Proc. VT Feed Dealers and VT Dairy producers
Association Annual Meeting,
51.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Profiles of successful dairies.
Proc. VT Feed Dealers and VT Dairy producers Association Annual Meeting,
52.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Decisions, decisions: can you make better ones? Proc. Vita Plus Dairy
53.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
New version of Sesame. Proc. Tri-State Dairy Nutrition Conference,
131-136.
54.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Making decisions with data. Proc.
Western Dairy Management Conference,
55.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Cost of nutrients in feedstuffs.
William H. Miner Agricultural Institute Farm Report, August 2005, Page
8.
56.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Maximize profits with quality feed ingredients. Peak Report Vol 4, No. 1, May 2.
57.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Des corn flakes dans la ration des
laitières.
Revue
Française du Lait, March 2005.
58.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Feed and nutrient pricing. Buckeye Dairy news 7(6).
59.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Stable nutrient costs and income for
September. Buckeye Dairy news 7(5).
60.
Shoemaker,
D. E., Weiss, W. P., and St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Update on pricing standing corn for silage harvest. Buckeye Dairy News.
Vol 7 (5).
61.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Cost of nutrients in feedstuffs. Buckeye Dairy news 7(4).
62.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Springtime!
Time to evaluate your feeding program from an economic standpoint. Buckeye Dairy news 7(3).
63.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Nutrient
prices.
Buckeye Dairy
news 7(2).
64.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Nutrient prices- Seasonal increases, high
returns. Buckeye Dairy news 7(1).
65.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Nutrient prices: everything is getting cheap. Buckeye Dairy news 6(7) November.
66.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Milking frequency in early lactation: the jury is still out. Buckeye Dairy news 6(6) September.
67.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Nutrient prices, nutrient costs, and income over nutrient costs. Buckeye Dairy news 6(6) September.
68.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
69.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Milk volume or components: what should you aim for? Buckeye Dairy news 6(4) July.
70.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Even with 20$ milk, controlling feed cost is important. Buckeye Dairy news 6(4) July.
71.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
The 2004
72.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Heat stress: where should you start?
Buckeye Dairy news 6(3) May.
73.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Dealing with an uncommon feed market.
Buckeye Dairy news 6(3) May.
74.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Using nutrient cost to benchmark your
nutrition costs. Buckeye Dairy news 6(1) January.
75.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Fast changing feed markets bring
opportunities. Buckeye Dairy news 6(1)
January.
76.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Profiles of successful dairies. Proceedings of
77.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Stratégies de nutrition azotée des troupeaux
à haut niveau aux USA (Strategic N nutrition of high producing dairy herds in
the USA). Proceedings of Symposium
« Nutrition des vaches laitières à haute production », Association Française des
Techniciens de l’Alimentation et des Productions Animales (AFTAA), Paris,
France.
78.
St-Pierre, N. R. 2004.
Nitrogen nutrition in high producing dairy herds: the American
experience. Proceedings of
Adisseo/Denkavit European Symposium “Amino acid nutrition of the high producing
dairy cow: from research to practice to profit”,
Voorthuizen, The Netherland..
79.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Evaluating alternative feed pricing opportunities. Proceeding of the Northeast Professional
Dairy Heifer Growers Association Conference,
80.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Milking parlor efficiencies.
Proceeding of Arizona Dairy production Conference,
81.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Choosing where to expand: location decision factors. Proceedings of Ohio Department of Agriculture
Quality Conference,
82.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Statistics for commercial field trials. Proceedings of
83.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Establishing the value of liquid feed
ingredients. Proceedings of the
AFIA-Liquid Feed Symposium,
84.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Benchmarking
yourself to failure. Proceedings of
Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
85.
St-Pierre,
N. R. 2004.
Intestinal availability: unlocking the potential of amino acid nutrition
in dairy. Proceedings of Venture Milling
Dairy Conference,
86.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. It’s all about probability and risk: define
the question. Monsanto Dairy Online
Connection, www.monsantodoc.com.
87.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Bargains and rip-offs: assessing the
economic value of feedstuffs using market prices. Proceedings of
88.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Bargains and rip-offs:
assessing the economic value of feedstuffs using market prices. Proceedings of Intermountain Nutrition Conference,
89.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Real-life look at farm management styles:
profiles of successful dairy business.
Proceedings of Lakeshore Technical College/Manitowoc County UW-Extension
Seminar,
90.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Farm-friendly management. Proceedings of Lakeshore Technical
College/Manitowoc County UW-Extension Seminar,
91.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Blue Bird Farm: a case study to illustrate
the analysis of alternative farm investments.
Proceedings of
92.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2003. Controlling feed cost: what to do when
the protein market goes ballistic?
Buckeye
Dairy News 5(6).
93.
St-Pierre, N. R.,
2003. Robotic milking: are we there yet? Buckeye Dairy News 5(6).
94.
St-Pierre,
N. R. 2003.
Establishing an economical value for byproduct feeds. Proceedings of 3rd Alternative
Feeds Symposium,
95.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003.
Cost of nutrients in feedstuffs.
Buckeye Dairy News 5(5).
96.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Defining the question:
decision making in science and management.
Proceedings of Monsanto Dairy Science Symposium, St.Louis, MO.
97.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003.
Cost of nutrients in feedstuffs.
Buckeye Dairy News 5(4).
98.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Funerals for the small dairy
Farm? Management strategies to stay out
of the funeral home. Proceedings of
Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar.
99.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Economic losses form heat
stress by the
100.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Blue Bird Farm: a case study to illustrate the analysis of alternate
farm investments. Proceedings of
Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar.
101.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003. Cost of nutrients:
102.St-Pierre, N. R. 2003. Heat stress: where do you start? Buckeye Dairy News 5(3).
103.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Pricing feed ingredients on the basis of their nutritional values. Proceedings of Mid-South Nutrition
Conference,
104.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Milk is cheap: what can you do?
Proceedings of New England Dairy Nutrition Conference,
105.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Milk is cheap: what can you do?
Proceedings of Northeast Dairy Health and Nutrition Conference,
106.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Intestinal availability: unlocking the potential of amino acid
nutrition. Proceedings of Perdue Dairy
Nutrition Conference,
107.St-Pierre, N. R. 2003. Cost of nutrients in feedstuffs. Buckeye Dairy News 5(2).
108.St-Pierre, N. R. 2003. Are your cows hot yet? Buckeye Dairy News 5(2).
109.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Is your farm a beast of burden?
Proceedings of Northwest Pennsylvania Dairy Day,
110.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Heat Stress for dummies:
from economics to practice. Proceedings
of Northeast Ohio Dairy Management Conference,
111.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Heat Stress for dummies:
from economics to practice. Proceedings
of Northwest Ohio Dairy Management Conference, New
112.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Mistakes in growing a dairy
operation. Proceedings of
113.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Managing variability in
feed programs. Proceedings of
114.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Special needs facilities. Proceedings of Midwest Veterinary Conference,
115.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. How to be profitable in
dairy with a non quota system.
Proceedings of Mc Gill University Livestock Symposium, Ste-Anne de
Bellevue,
116.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Identification and characterization of
location decision factors for relocating dairy farms. Proceedings of Western Agricultural Lenders
Conference,
117.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Funerals for the small dairy farm? Proceedings of Western Agricultural Lenders
Conference,
118.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Funerals for the small dairy farm? Proceedings of Tri-State Agricultural Lenders
Conference, LaCrosse, WI.
119.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Identification and
characterization of location decision factors for relocating dairy farms. Proceedings of Tri-State Agricultural Lenders
Conference, LaCrosse, WI.
120.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Benchmarking dairy
financials without jumping in the
121.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Management strategies to stay out of the
funeral home. Proceedings of
122.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2003.
Controlling feed cost. Buckeye
Dairy News 5(1).
123.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Review of
124.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Putting your money where
your mouth is. Buckeye Dairy News 5(1).
125.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Cooling cows for dummies: A practical guide to heat stress
abatement. Proceedings of the
126.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Pricing feed ingredients on the basis of their nutritional value. Proceeding of Cornell Nutrition Conference,
127.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Solving the variation in feedstuffs challenge. Proceedings of the Bucknell Nutrition
Conference,
128.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002. Do
you get the most from your parlor?
Hoard’s Dairyman, May 25.
129.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Using mixed models to integrate quantitative findings across multiple
studies. Proceedings of Conference on
Applied Statistics in Agriculture,
130.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002.
Financial and performance benchmarks for the heifer operation. Proceeding s of the Annual Professional Dairy
Heifers Conference, PDHGA,
131.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Pricing feed ingredients based on their market value. Proceeding s of the Annual Professional Dairy
Heifers Conference, PDHGA,
132.St-Pierre, N. R.
2002. Production
laitière à l’américaine comparée au Québec (Comparison of dairy production in
Quebec vs. the U.S.).
Proceedings
of 9th Dairy Symposium Agri-Plus.
133.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2001.
Are they sleeping? Labor
benchmarks for today’s milking parlor.
Proc. Tri-State Dairy Management Conf., 107-114.
134.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2001.
Pricing feed ingredients on the basis of their nutritional value. Proc. West. Canadian Dairy Sem. 13:127-140.
135.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2001.
Economic factors affecting nutrient balance on dairy farms. Proc. West. Canadian Dairy Sem. 13:263-282.
136.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2001. Managing
variability in feed programs.
137.Ivan, S., and N.
R. St-Pierre. 2001. The effect of
metabolizable undegradable protein and supplemental methionine and lysine on
production parameters and nitrogen efficiency of
138.Smith, J.F.,
J.P. Harner, M.J. Brouk, N. St-Pierre, S.R. Stokes, W.J. Cole, J.P.
Goff, G. Boomer, G. Bethard, D.V. Armstrong, and M.J. Gamroth. 2001.
Recommendations for special needs facilities. Proc. 5th Western Dairy Management
Conference,
139.St-Pierre,
N. R. 2001. Another great Tri-State
Dairy Management Conference in the making.
Buckeye Dairy News. V4(3)1-2.
140.St-Pierre, N.
2001. What do they see that we didn’t? Agricultural Outlook Guide, The Ohio State
University,
141.Eastridge,
M.L., S. Steel, T. Sporleder, N. St-Pierre, C. Thraen, and C.
Zulauf. 2001. Questions pertaining to large dairy
enterprises in
142.Eastridge,
M.L., S. Steel, D.
143.Eastridge,
M.L., S. Steel, D.
144.Bernick, J.,
and N. St-Pierre. 2001. Barnyard
Barriers. Top Producer Farm Journal,
Oct.
145.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Herd size and efficiency… What the
records show. Special Extension
Bulletin, Department of Animal Sciences, The
146.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Regional economic impact of a 2,500 cow
dairy. Special Extension Bulletin,
Department of Animal Sciences, The
147.St-Pierre, N.
R., C.S. Thraen, and J. Winkler.
148.St-Pierre, N.
R., C.S. Thraen, and J. Winkler. Spring Road Dairy. Case Study # 1, Managing risk and profits –
dairy. Special publication, Department
of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics, The Ohio State
University.
149.Stowell,
150.St-Pierre, N.
2000. The 2000
151.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Funerals for the small dairy. Buckeye Dairy News 3(3):1.
152.St-Pierre, N.
2000. A few tactical changes to improve
your bottom line. Buckeye Dairy News
3(1):2.
153.St-Pierre, N. 2000. And the winner is…?
154.St-Pierre, N. 2000. Will dairies win or loose? Farm and Dairy, Volume 86, No. 17, p2
155.B.S. Oldick, J.L. Firkins, and N. R. St-Pierre, N. 1999. Estimation of microbial nitrogen flow to the
duodenum of cattle based on dry matter intake and diet composition. Department of Animal Sciences Research and
Reviews, OARDC Special Circular #169, 57-59.
156.Kauffman,
A.J., and N. R. St-Pierre. 1999.
Effect of breed and concentrations of dietary crude protein and fiber on
milk urea nitrogen. Department of Animal
Sciences Research and Reviews, OARDC Special Circular #169, 60-65.
157.St-Pierre, N.
R., C.S. Thraen, and L.R. Jones. 1999. Forecasting herd structure, milk production
and their variances for production risk management. Department of Animal Sciences Research and
Reviews, OARDC Special Circular #169, 91-100.
158.Paxton, B.D.,
C.L. Knipe, D.L. Meeker, and N. R. St-Pierre. 1999. Effects of storage and NaOH treatment on the
quality of cured, cooked hams from Hamshire hogs. Department of Animal Sciences Research and
Reviews, OARDC Special Circular #172, 50-54.
159.St-Pierre, N. 1999. And the winner of the 2000 Darwin Award
is...? Buckeye Dairy News 2(9):1.
160.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Strategic planning in a consolidating
industry. American Feed Industry
Association - Professional Development Series.
161.St-Pierre, N. 1999. How can we be fair to our off-farm
children? Farm and Dairy, October 1.
162.St-Pierre, N. 1999. How can we be fair to our off-farm
children? Firelands Farmer, October 1.
163.St-Pierre, N.
1999. Are large farms
more efficient? Proceedings of Bucknell
Nutrition Conference,
164.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Does it really
pay to test forages? Buckeye Dairy News,
2:5,1.
165.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Does it pay to use silage additives? Farm and Dairy, April 29, p29.
166.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Does it pay to use silage additives? Firelands Farmer, April 29.
167.St-Pierre, N.
1999. Evaluating
changes in feeding programs. Proceedings
of Tri-State Dairy Nutrition Conference, M.L. Eastridge ed., p. 193-204.
168.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Risk factors in dairy farming. Proceedings of New England Dairy Feeds
Conference,
169.St-Pierre, N. 1999. The tribulations in on-farm trials. Roche Animal Nutrition and Health - Performance Advisor, Spring, RCD 9797.
170.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Northwest Dairy Shortcourse Report. The Western Dairyman, March 1999, p 32.
171.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Does it really pay milk producers to test
forages? Farm and Dairy, January 28, p
14.
172.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Does it really pay milk producers to test
forages? Firelands Farmer, January 28.
173.St-Pierre, N. R. 1999. Economic efficiency vs. nutrient efficiency -
The hidden cost of environmental regulations.
Northwest Dairy Shortcourse Proceedings,
174.St-Pierre, N. R. 1999. Grouping strategies - Operational,
environmental and economic impact.
Northwest Dairy Shortcourse Proceedings,
175.Weiss, W., and
N. St-Pierre. 1999. Economic impact of forage quality to dairy
farms. Proceedings of Intermountain
Nutrition Conference, January 27, Salt Lake City, UT, 64-73.
176.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Planning: a vital function of
management. Buckeye Dairy News, 2:1,1.
Invited Presentations
1.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The new dairy landscape. Mercer
Landmark Dairy Meeting,
2.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Managing costs in light of $4 corn: what are the options? Dairy Today Forum,
3.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Managing costs in light of $4 corn: what are the options? Dairy Today Forum,
4.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The new dairy landscape.
5.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The new dairy landscape.
6.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The technology fear. Monsanto
dairy meeting,
7.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The new dairy landscape.
8.
St-Pierre, N. R., and W. P. Weiss. 2007.
Understanding feed analysis variation and minimizing its impact on
ration formulation. Cornell Nutrition
Conference,
9.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The new dairy landscape.
10.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Economics of replacing corn with other energy sources in ruminant
diets.
11.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Using data to make decisions.
Dairy Farmers of
12.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The technology fear. Monsanto
dairy meeting,
13.
St-Pierre, N. R. 2007.
The future of the dairy landscape in
14.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Meta-analysis of experimental data in the animal sciences. 44th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Society
of Animal Science,
15.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Strategic planning for dairy producers.
Ninth Annual Mid-Atlantic Consortium (MAC) Regional Dairy Extension
In-service Training program,
16.
St-Pierre, N. R. and W. P. Weiss. 2007.
Reducing feed variability in practice.
17.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
A
random walk in an uncertain world: a stochastic view of biology. Penn State University Department of Animal
Science Seminar,
18.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
The economics of feed variability in dairy. Mid-South Ruminant Nutrition Conference,
19.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Diet formulation to include environmental impact. Twelfth Discover Conference: Integrating Nutritional Management into
Environmental Stewardship,
20.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2007.
Making decision with data.
21.
St-Pierre, N. R., and W. P. Weiss. 2007.
Application of analytical and statistical tools in the feed industry:
controlling diet variation. Sixth
International Congress for the Animal Feed Industry, AFMA Forum,
22.
Weiss, W., and N. St-Pierre. 2007.
Understanding and managing variation in nutrient composition. Western Dairy Management Conference,
23.
N. R. St-Pierre.
2006.
A random walk in an uncertain world: a stochastic view of biology. Penn State University Department of Animal
Science Seminar,
24.
N. R. St-Pierre.
2006.
Making decisions with data.
25.
N. R. St-Pierre.
2006. Managing feedstuff variation in nutritional
practice. Elite Producers Conference,
26.
N. R. St-Pierre. 2006.
A short course in protein nutrition.
L. E. Sommers Dairy Meeting,
27.
N. R. St-Pierre.
2006. Dried distillers grains with solubles: the
short story. L. E. Sommers Dairy
Meeting,
28.
Weiss,
W. P., and N. R. St-Pierre. 2006. Factors affecting manure excretion by dairy
cows. Dairy cattle nutrition workshop,
Penn State University Extension,
29.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006. Variation in rumen-escape and post-ruminal
digestibility of animal protein sources.
Venture Milling Pre-Conference, Cornell Nutrition Conference,
30.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data. Ohio
Dairy Producers Inc. Conference,
31.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006. The Tsunamis of the Dairy Industry. Annual meeting of Ohio Dairy Producers, Inc.,
32.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decision with data. NM/TX
Dairy Highlights - Conference organized by
33.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Northeast Dairy Industry: Long-term Solutions. Annual Meeting of the
34.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Northeast Dairy Industry: Fundamental Challenges. Annual Meeting of the
35.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data. Agri
King Dairy Sales Meeting,
36.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Efficient use of milking parlors.
De Laval Dairy Meeting,
37.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Use of stochastic elements in models.
Mathematical Modeling in Nutrition and the Health Sciences Conference,
38.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006. Invited.
Design and analysis of pen studies.
ADSA Production Division Symposium, ADSA/ASAS Joint Meeting,
39.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006. Invited.
Managing feedstuffs variation in nutritional practice. ARPAS Symposium, ADSA/ASAS Joint Meeting,
40.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Feeding dairy cows for improved nitrogen utilization. Pennfield Feed Meeting,
41.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
The cost of feed variation in dairy ration.
42.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006. The Australian dairy Industry. Northeast Ohio Dairy Management Conference,
43.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006. Study abroad opportunities for students with
a dairy interest. Northeast Ohio Dairy
Breakfast,
44.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2006.
Making decisions with data.
Leading Dairy Producers Conference.
45.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Decisions, decisions: can you make better ones? Vita Plus Dairy
46.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Mistakes to avoid when expanding. DeLaval Dairy Planning Seminar,
47.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. TMR feeding and feed bunk management. DeLaval Dairy Planning Seminar,
48.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Cost of heat stress. DeLaval Dairy Planning Seminar,
49.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Making decisions with data. VT Feed Dealers and VT Dairy producers Association
Annual Meeting,
50.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Profiles of successful dairies.
VT Feed Dealers and VT Dairy producers Association Annual Meeting,
51.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. New version of Sesame. Tri-State Dairy Nutrition Conference,
52.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005.
Making decisions with data.
Western Dairy Management Conference,
53.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2005. Profiles of successful dairies. Pennfield Dairy Conference,
54.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Profiles of successful dairies.
55.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Meta-analyses en nutrition animale (Meta-analyses
in animal sciences). Special lectures,
Institut National Agronomique (INRA) Paris-Grignon, Université de Paris, Paris,
France, November 26.
56.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Stratégies de nutrition azotée des troupeaux
à haut niveau aux USA (Strategic N nutrition of high producing dairy herds in
the USA). Symposium « Nutrition des
vaches laitières à haute production », Association Française des
Techniciens de l’Alimentation et des Productions Animales (AFTAA), Paris,
France, November 25.
57.
St-Pierre, N. R. 2004.
Nitrogen nutrition in high producing dairy herds: the American
experience. Adisseo/Denkavit European
Symposium “Amino acid nutrition of the high producing dairy cow: from research
to practice to profit”,
Voorthuizen, The Netherlands, November 24.
58.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Ruminant amino acid research at
59.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Interaction effects of methionine nutrition with bovine somatotropin
supplementation in lactating dairy cows.
Presentation to Adisseo Ruminant Research Section,
60.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Evaluating alternative feed pricing opportunities. Northeast Professional Dairy Heifer Growers
Association Conference,
61.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Milking parlor efficiencies.
62.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
The changing dairy industry: challenges and opportunities. Land O’Lakes Executive Statewide Dairy Update
Conference,
63.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Choosing where to expand: location decision factors. Ohio Department of Agriculture Quality
Conference,
64.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
Statistics for commercial field trials.
65.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004.
2004. Should I feed for pounds or
components? Dairy Farmers of
66.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Establishing values of
liquid feed supplements. American Feed
Industry Association – Liquid Feed Symposium,
67.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Economic impact of heat
stress to the
68.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Methods of validating
models. Pre-conference modeling
workshop, St.Louis, MO, July 24.
69.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2004. Economic impact of heat
stress to the
70.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Benchmarking yourself to
failure. Monsanto Dairy Financial
Advisory Seminar,
71.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Intestinal availability:
unlocking the potential of amino acid nutrition in dairy. Venture Milling Dairy Conference,
72.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Validating mathematical
models of biological systems: application of the concordance correlation
coefficient. Fourth International
Conference on Sensitivity Analysis of Modeling Output, Los Alamos National
Laboratory,
73.
St-Pierre,
N. R. 2004.
Bargains and rip-offs: assessing the economic value of feedstuffs using
market prices.
74.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Bargains and rip-offs: assessing the
economic value of feedstuffs using market prices. Intermountain Nutrition Conference,
75.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Farm-friendly management. Lakeshore Technical College/Manitowoc County
UW-Extension Seminar,
76.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2004. Real-life look at farm management styles:
profiles of successful dairy businesses.
Lakeshore Technical College/Manitowoc County UW-Extension Seminar,
77.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Pricing nutrients based on the market prices
of feedstuffs. Church and Dwight Dairy
Symposium,
78.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Blue Bird Farm: a case study
to illustrate the analysis of alternative farm investments.
79.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Establishing an economical
value for byproduct feeds. Third
Alternative Feeds Symposium,
80.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. The Northeast dairy
industry: vision of sustainability. Pennfield Dairy Executive Meeting,
81.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Defining the question: decision making in science and management. Monsanto Dairy Science Symposium, St.Louis,
MO, August 1-4.
82.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Funerals for the small
dairy Farm? Management strategies to
stay out of the funeral home. Monsanto
Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
83.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Economic losses form heat
stress by the
84.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Blue Bird Farm: a case
study to illustrate the analysis of alternate farm investments. Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
85.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Economic losses form heat
stress by the
86.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Blue Bird Farm: a case study to illustrate
the analysis of alternate farm investments.
Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
87.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Economic losses form heat
stress by the
88.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Blue Bird Farm: a case
study to illustrate the analysis of alternate farm investments. Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
89.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Funerals for the small
dairy Farm? Management strategies to
stay out of the funeral home. Monsanto
Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
90.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Blue Bird Farm: a case
study to illustrate the analysis of alternate farm investments. Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
91.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Funerals for the small
dairy Farm? Management strategies to
stay out of the funeral home. Monsanto
Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
92.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Blue Bird Farm: a case
study to illustrate the analysis of alternate farm investments. Monsanto Dairy Financial Advisory Seminar,
93.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2003. Pricing nutrients based on the market prices
of feedstuffs. Church and Dwight Dairy
Symposium,
94.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2003. Pricing nutrients based on the market prices
of feedstuffs. Church and Dwight Dairy
95.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2003. Pricing nutrients based on the market prices
of feedstuffs. Church and Dwight Dairy
Symposium,
96.
St-Pierre, N. R.
2003. Pricing nutrients based on the market prices
of feedstuffs. Church and Dwight Dairy
97.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Pricing feed ingredients on
the basis of their nutritional values.
Mid-South Nutrition Conference,
98.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Integrating quantitative
results from multiple trials in nutrition research. OSUN Seminar,
99.
St-Pierre,
N. R.
2003. Economic optimal pre-partum
rate of gain of
100.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Milk is cheap: what can you do?
New England Dairy Nutrition Conference,
101.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Milk is cheap: what can you do?
Northeast Dairy Health and Nutrition Conference,
102.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Intestinal availability: unlocking the potential of amino acid
nutrition. Perdue Dairy Nutrition
Conference,
103.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Intestinal availability: unlocking the potential of amino acid
nutrition. Perdue Dairy Nutrition
Conference,
104.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003.
Is your farm a beast of burden?
Northwest Pennsylvania Dairy Day,
105.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Pricing nutrients based on the market prices
of feedstuffs. Church and Dwight Dairy
Symposium,
106.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Pricing nutrients based on the market prices
of feedstuffs. Church and Dwight Dairy
Symposium,
107.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Heat Stress for dummies:
from economics to practice. Northeast
Ohio Dairy Management Conference,
108.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2003.
109.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Heat Stress for dummies:
from economics to practice. Northwest
Ohio Dairy Management Conference, New
110.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Mistakes in growing a dairy
operation.
111.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Managing variability in feed programs.
112.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Special needs facilities. Midwest Veterinary Conference,
113.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. How to be profitable in
dairy with a non quota system. Mc Gill
University Livestock Symposium, Ste-Anne
114.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. The state of the
115.St-Pierre, N. R.
2003. Et si le quota disparaissait: position
competitive de l’industrie laitière Québécoise (If dairy quota were gone:
competitive status of Quebec’s dairy industry).
Thirteenth annual dairy management colloquium –
116.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Identification and characterization of
location decision factors for relocating dairy farms. Western Agricultural Lenders Conference,
117.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Funerals for the small dairy farm? Western Agricultural Lenders Conference,
118.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Funerals for the small dairy farm? Tri-State Agricultural Lenders Conference,
LaCrosse, WI, January 8.
119.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Identification and
characterization of location decision factors for relocating dairy farms. Tri-State Agricultural Lenders Conference,
LaCrosse, WI, January 8.
120.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Benchmarking dairy
financials without jumping in the
121.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2003. Management strategies to stay out of the
funeral home.
122.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002. Heat stress for dummies.
123.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002. Heat stress, should we
address it? “Does it make sen$e”
workshop, Cornell Pro-Dairy,
124.St-Pierre, N. R.
2002.
Economic losses from thermal stress by
125.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Pricing feed ingredients on the basis of their nutritional value. Cornell Nutrition Conference,
126.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002.
Valuing feed ingredients on the basis of their nutritional content. World Dairy Expo Seminar,
127.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002.
Characteristics of large
128.St-Pierre, N. R. and G.
Schnitkey. 2002. Economic losses from thermal stress by
129.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Solving the variation in feedstuffs challenge. Bucknell Nutrition Conference,
130.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Economic evaluation of feedstuffs.
CPG Nutrients Meeting,
131.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002.
Funerals for the small Dairy.
Monsanto Dairy Meeting, W-PA, May 2.
132.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Profiles of successful small dairies.
Monsanto Dairy Meetings, W-PA, May 2.
133.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Using mixed models to integrate quantitative findings across multiple
studies. Conference on Applied
Statistics in Agriculture,
134.St-Pierre, N.
R.
2002.
Financial and performance benchmarks for the heifer operation. Annual Professional Dairy Heifers Conference,
135.St-Pierre, N.
R. 2002.
Pricing feed ingredients based on their market value. Annual Professional Dairy Heifers Conference,
136.St-Pierre, N.
2002. Reducing the impact of animal agriculture on
the environment. Annual meeting, American
Dairy Science Association – Student Associate Division.
137.St-Pierre, N.
2002. Production laitière à
l’américaine comparée au Québec (Comparison of dairy production in Quebec vs.
the U.S.).
9th
Dairy Symposium Agri-Plus,
138.St-Pierre, N.
2002.
Profiles of successful small dairies.
Grubbs/Purina Dairy Meeting,
139.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Ten biggest construction mistakes during an
expansion. De Laval Dairy Conference,
140.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Ten biggest errors in an expansion
project. De Laval Dairy Conference,
141.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Dix erreurs dans la
construction d’étable (Ten biggest construction mistakes during an
expansion).
De
Laval Dairy Conference,
142.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Dix erreurs dans un projet
d’expansion (Ten biggest errors in an expansion project).
De Laval Dairy
Conference,
143.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Are they sleeping? Labor benchmarks for today’s milking
parlor. Tri-State Dairy Management
Conference, Ft.Wayne, IN, November 8.
144.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Managing variability in feed programs.
145.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Québec vs. le monde monde:
Situation competitive de l’industrie laitière Canadienne (Quebec vs. the
world: Competitiveness of the Canadian
dairy industry). 25th
Provincial Dairy Symposium,
146.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Integration in our teaching and
research: the paradoxes. LOCI meeting,
Mt. Vernon (OH), September 14.
147.St-Pierre, N.
2001. The cost of uncertainty in feeding
programs. H.J. Baker Dairy Conference,
148.St-Pierre,
N.
2001.
Impact of digestibility and amino acid balance of supplemental protein
on productivity and nutrient excretion by high producing
149.St-Pierre,
N. 2001.
Strategic planning: Third and
goal, do you want the ball?
150.J.F. Smith,
J.P. Harner, M.J. Brouk, N. St-Pierre, S.R. Stokes, W.J. Cole, J.P.
Goff, G. Boomer, G. Bethard, D.V. Armstrong, and M.J. Gamroth. 2001.
Recommendations for special needs facilities. Western Dairy Management Conference,
151.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Pricing feed ingredients on the
basis of their nutritional value.
Advances in dairy technology, Western Canadian Dairy Seminar,
152.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Economic factors affecting
nutrient balance on dairy farms.
Advances in dairy technology, Western Canadian Dairy Seminar,
153.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Economic viability, environmental
sustainability, and social acceptability.
Large Scale Livestock In-Service, Columbus, March 7.
154.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Economies of scale in dairy
production and its impact on strategic
planning of small dairy farms. CRI
Annual meeting,
155.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Economies of scale in dairy
production and its impact on strategic
planning of small dairy farms. CRI
Annual meeting,
156.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Economies of scale in dairy
production and its impact on strategic
planning of small dairy farms. CRI
Annual meeting,
157.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Economies of scale in dairy
production and its impact on strategic
planning of small dairy farms. CRI
Annual meeting, Marion, January 29.
158.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Four survival strategies for small dairy
farms. DHI Inc. Annual Meeting,
159.St-Pierre, N.
2001. Economy of scale and strategic planning in
dairy. American Jersey Cattle Field
Staff Conference,
160.St-Pierre, N. 2000. Ten ways to mess up a good feeding
program. De Laval Dairy Management
Conference,
161.St-Pierre, N. 2000. Managing reproduction in high production
dairy herds. De Laval Dairy Management
Conference,
162.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Factors involved in relocation of dairy
farms.
163.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Structural changes in the
164.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Scale effects in dairy: Economic
viability, environmental sustainability and social acceptability. OARDC Ohio Composting and Manure Management
Program invited Seminar,
165.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Quantitative methods in biology
and animal science, Invited Seminar, College of Agriculture, The University of
Belgrade, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
September 28.
166.St-Pierre, N.
2000. The economics of animal production
systems. Invited lectures (5 hours),
Department of Animal Science, The University of Novi Sad,
167.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Quantitative methods in biology
and animal science. Invited Seminar,
168.St-Pierre, N. 2000. Ten ways to mess up a good total mixed ration. Annual meeting of “Association des Médecins
veterinaries praticiens du Québec”,
169.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Competitiveness of the Canadian
dairy industry. Annual meeting of
“Association des Médecins veterinaries praticiens du Québec”,
170.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Estimating value of nutrients
based on market prices of feedstuffs.
Tri-State Dairy Nutrition Conference,
171.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Efficient use of labor in modern dairy
centers: summary of recent research at OSU.
De Laval Dairy Management Conference,
172.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Dairy farm management: technology and
trends. 67th Food and Dairy
Industries Conference.
173.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Third and goal: do you want the ball? (Measures of competitiveness of dairy
farms). Annual meeting of Michigan DHI,
174.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Competitiveness of
175.St-Pierre, N.
2000. Optimal formulation of rations
based on changes in markets. Church and
Dwight Invited Dairy Seminar.
176.St-Pierre, N.
2000. The next $120,000 : a case study to
illustrate financial analyses of investments in long-term assets. Northwest Dairy Shortcourse,
177.St-Pierre, N. 1999. SESAME: description of a software for
estimating unit costs of nutrients.
Church and Dwight Company Meeting,
178.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Ten ways to mess up a good total mixed
ration. Alfa-Laval Dairy Management
Conference,
179.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Ten indicators of financial health in
dairy. Alfa-Laval Dairy Management
Conference,
180.St-Pierre, N. 1999.
181.St-Pierre, N. 1999. The Tri-State advantages: summary of key
points. Tri-State Dairy Management
Conference,
182.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Strategic planning in a consolidating
industry. American Feed Industry
Association - Professional Development Seminar,
183.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Estimating unit costs of nutrients. Church and Dwight special seminar,
184.St-Pierre, N.
1999.
Are large farms more efficient?
Bucknell Nutrition Conference, Renaissance Nutrition
Inc., Lewisburg, PA, June 27.
185.St-Pierre, N. 1999. The next
$120,000: a case study - Financial evaluations of four alternatives. American Dairy Science Association Annual
Meeting, Management Workshop,
186.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Risk management for dairy farms.
187.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Risk management for dairy farms.
188.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Evaluating changes in feeding programs. Tri-State Dairy Nutrition Conference,
189.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Risk factors in dairy farming. New England Dairy Feeds Conference,
190.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Challenges of the new millennium for the
dairy industry in
191.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Can you be in the dairy business without
milking cows?
192.St-Pierre, N. 1999.
193.St-Pierre, N.
1999. Strategic planning for
194.St-Pierre, N. R. 1999. Quantitative biology: applications of
mathematics, statistics and economics to the study of animal and farm
production systems. Purina Mills Dairy
Seminar, St.Louis, MO, February 8.
195.Weiss, W.P.,
and N. R. St-Pierre. 1999. Economic impact of forage quality to dairy
farms. Intermountain Nutrition
Conference,
196.St-Pierre, N. R. 1999. Economic efficiency vs. nutrient efficiency -
The hidden cost of environmental regulations.
Northwest Dairy Shortcourse,
197.St-Pierre, N. R. 1999. Grouping strategies - Operational,
environmental and economic impact.
Northwest Dairy Shortcourse,
198.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Assessing the value of purchased feed
commodities.
199.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Strategic business planning for the new
millennium.
200.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Assessing the value of purchased feed
commodities.
201.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Strategic business planning for the new
millennium.
202.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Assessing the value of purchased feed
commodities.
203.St-Pierre, N. 1999. Strategic business planning for the new
millennium.