Faculty and Staff
Southwest Idaho Research
and Extension Center , Caldwell
1904 East Chicago Street, Suite AB, Caldwell, ID
83605
Tel: (208) 459-6365
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Patrick A. Momont
pmomont@uidaho.edu
District II Director and Superintendent
of Caldwell Complex
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Theresa Araquistain
theresaa@uidaho.edu
Administrative Assistant I |
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Jason Ahola
jahola@uidaho.edu
Extension Beef Specialist
Leads Beef Extension and Research programming efforts
in the areas of beef cattle nutrition, reproduction,
management, and marketing across the state of Idaho.
Efforts involve cooperation among University of Idaho
Extension Beef Specialists, Department of Animal and
Veterinary Science faculty, and county Extension
Educators, in addition to the Idaho Beef Council,
Idaho Cattle Association, and Idaho State Department
of Agriculture.
Current extension
efforts primarily involve producer education on Beef
Quality Assurance (BQA) and the rapidly-developing
National Animal Identification System (NAIS) in
Idaho. In addition, applied research is being
conducted on beef cattle trace mineral nutrition
(specifically copper, zinc, manganese, and selenium),
and efficiency in beef cattle (as measured by Residual
Feed Intake or RFI) in cattle selected for varying
abilities to deposit intramuscular fat.
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Greg Brixey
gbrixey@uidaho.edu
Systems Integration Analyst |
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Provides computer/technical support to University of
Idaho offices and personnel in southwest Idaho. |
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Joe
Dalton
jdalton@uidaho.edu
Extension Dairy Specialist
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Major educational programs emphasize the enhancement of reproductive
efficiency, milk quality, and risk management on Idaho dairy
farms. Current research focuses on factors important
to increasing the efficiency of artificial
insemination in cattle. Dr. Dalton cooperates
with University of Idaho faculty to strengthen and
develop the Dairy Science Program in the Animal and
Veterinary Science Department.
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Maureen
Toomey mtoomey@uidaho.edu
Extension Assoc. 4-H/Youth
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Maureen
gives leadership to Idaho 4-H Afterschool and is the
lead editor for the CYFERnet School Age Editorial
board. She is the state evaluator for the Children
Youth and Families
At Risk (CYFAR) program in Canyon
and Owyhee counties. Maureen, in collaboration with
Carol Benesh, 4-H Youth Specialist, offer visual arts
and technology camps across the
state. She is
currently co-chair and writer for the 4-H Cooperative
Curriculum System Advanced Visual Art curricula.
Links To:
Idaho 4-H
National 4HCCS Advanced Visual Arts
Pilot
4-H Afterschool
CYFERnet
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