Associate Professor and Candidate of Agricultural Sciences R. S. Sadykov of the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Food Technology visited farming enterprises to conduct research within the framework of the educational programs 6B09103 “Veterinary Medicine,” 6B09105 “Veterinary Medicine with Fundamentals of Animal Science,” and 7M09101 and 7M09102 “Veterinary Medicine.”

The research focused on the topic: “Improving the Targeted Rearing System for Beef Bulls of Different Genotypes to Achieve Optimal Fattening Performance.”

During the visits to the farming enterprises, particular attention was paid to studying the rearing and fattening practices of young beef cattle, assessing the influence of genetic characteristics on animal growth and development rates, and analyzing the housing and feeding conditions of bulls belonging to different beef breeds.

The research aims to improve young cattle rearing and fattening technologies, increase meat productivity, and obtain high-quality beef. The findings and materials collected during the visits may be used in further scientific research and incorporated into the educational process for training specialists in veterinary medicine and animal science.