Jeffrey S. Stevenson

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Total Citations

358

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About

Jeffrey S. Stevenson is a leading authority in dairy cattle reproductive physiology and management, with a career dedicated to advancing the science of fertility in modern dairy operations. His work bridges foundational reproductive biology and practical, on-farm applications. Stevenson’s highly cited "Invited review: Learning from the future—A vision for dairy farms and cows in 2067" (282 citations) offers a forward-looking analysis of how climate change, population growth, and shrinking arable land will reshape dairy production, emphasizing the critical need for sustainable reproductive strategies. Complementing this vision, his "A 100-Year Review: Practical female reproductive management" (76 citations) traces the evolution of reproductive technologies—from early physiological discoveries to today’s synchronization programs and hormonal protocols—providing a comprehensive roadmap for managing fertility in high-producing herds. Stevenson’s impact is reflected in his role as a mentor and translator of complex science into actionable tools for producers and veterinarians. His contributions have helped define best practices in estrus detection, timed artificial insemination, and postpartum health management, directly influencing the efficiency and sustainability of the global dairy industry.