Gerald Stokka

Dr. Gerald Stokka explores cutting-edge topics in animal science as an Associate Professor and Extension Veterinarian-Livestock Stewardship at North Dakota State University (NDSU). With a deep commitment to advancing the field, Dr. Stokka is dedicated to educating students and fostering community partnerships that enhance the agricultural industry. His role at NDSU involves not only teaching but also engaging in research that addresses the pressing challenges faced by the agriculture sector today. Dr. Stokka's expertise in animal science is complemented by his passion for livestock stewardship, where he emphasizes sustainable practices and animal welfare. His work often involves collaborating with local farmers and industry stakeholders to implement innovative solutions that improve livestock management and productivity. Through his extension work, Dr. Stokka provides valuable resources and guidance to the agricultural community, ensuring that best practices are shared and adopted widely. In addition to his teaching and extension responsibilities, Dr. Stokka is actively involved in research initiatives that seek to improve animal health and welfare. His contributions to the field have been recognized by peers and industry professionals alike, making him a respected figure in the agricultural community. Dr. Stokka's dedication to his work is evident in his ongoing efforts to bridge the gap between academic research and practical applications in the field of animal science.