Nathan Davis

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Researcher

University of Arkansas

Also affiliated: Colorado State University (2007–2011)

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3 h-index 8 pubs 34 cited

Research Areas

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Nathan Davis's research at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville focuses on animal nutrition and its impact on reproductive performance and growth. His work investigates the effects of specific nutrient interventions, such as PSIV-1, during gilt development on subsequent progeny growth and sow reproductive longevity. Davis has also examined the influence of sensory additives on sow reproductive performance and feed intake during lactation. Additionally, his research explores the effects of L-trp source and tryptophan-to-lysine ratios on the growth performance of nursery pigs.

His scholarly output includes eight publications, with a total of 34 citations and an h-index of 3. Davis collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Kristopher A. Bottoms and Charles V Maxwell, with whom he shares multiple publications, as well as Carine M Vier from the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Metrics

h-index: 3
Publications: 8
Citations: 34

Selected Publications

PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses (2023)

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273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity (2023)

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509 Late-Breaking: Effect of a Sensory Additive on Sow Reproductive Performance (2021)

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PSII-19 Effect of a Sensory Additive on Sow Feed Intake During Lactation (2021)

Journal of Animal Science DOI OpenAlex
PSII-18 Effect of L-trp Source and Standard Ileal Digestible (SID) Tryptophan to Lysine Ratio on Growth Performance of Nursery Pigs (2021)

Journal of Animal Science DOI OpenAlex