Brandon Creamer, Montrose, Colo., was one of 26 American Angus Association members from across the country that attended the 2022 Beef Leaders Institute June 13-17. The annual event is hosted by the American Angus Association…
The Angus University: Genetics workshop sponsored by Zoetis at the 2021 National Angus Convention and Trade Show served as an educational session to inform breeders about the value of collecting genetic data and ways to…
Learning by doing has proven to be the best form of experience. Applications are now open for college-age students to apply for the American Angus Association, AngusMedia and Angus Genetics Inc. 2022 summer internships. These…
The American Angus Association recently named Kelli Retallick-Riley president of Angus Genetics, Inc. With a lifetime of experience in the cattle business, Retallick-Riley will lead the company’s genetic evaluation technology and research programs.
“Kelli has a unique ability to share complex animal breeding and genetics topics with cattlemen in an understandable way,” said Mark McCully, chief executive officer for the association. “We are excited to have her progressive, energetic mind leading our innovation at AGI.”
Retallick-Riley has been an asset to AGI as the genetic and genomic programs director for AGI, where she coordinated research and application strategies for genetic and genomic technologies. Her education in animal breeding, combined with her practical cattle experience gives Retallick-Riley a unique skill set and perspective to strategically advance AGI and the tools it provides to cattlemen.