Paul Luimes Dr. Paul Luimes Livestock Nutrition College Research Professor Degrees: Ph.D. Animal Physiology – McGill University M.Sc. Ruminant Nutrition – University of Guelph B.Sc. Animal Science – University of Guelph Research Interests: Paul's research work focuses on investigating applied nutritional and management opportunities to improve production efficiency. With the opening of the new swine research facility, he hopes to conduct some applied nutrition and growth trials in collaboration with the swine industry. Recent or current projects include: Feeding corn cob meal to lambs (2014) Ontario Sheep Preliminary investigation into ewe feed efficiency (2013) Ontario Sheep Does pelleting lamb feed improve efficiency cost effectively? (2012) Ontario Sheep Dried distillers’ grains with solubles inclusion for lamb feeder diets (2011). Ontario Sheep Corn silage inclusion for lamb feeder diets (2010). Ontario Sheep Investigation into ketosis in sows during late gestation and early lactation (2009). Ontario Pork and OMAFRA Using infrared thermography to detect lameness in sows (2009). OMAFRA Previous Researcher Previous Researcher Next Researcher Next Researcher