Denise Beaulieu

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Research Scientist – Nutrition
P.O. Box 21057,
2105 8th Street East,
Saskatoon, CANADA S7H 5N9
Phone (306) 667-7441
Fax (306) 955-2510

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Dr. Beaulieu joined the Prairie Swine Centre as Research Assistant to the President in 2001 and was promoted to Research Scientist in 2009. As such, she contributes to all aspects of the nutrition program from the recruitment of funds and protocol development to the actual conduct of the experiments, statistical analysis of the data and finally the reporting and/or publishing of the results.

Prior to joining the Prairie Swine Centre, Dr. Beaulieu was previously employed as a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Ohio State University and the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign where she was also a Visiting Assistant Professor.

Education

  • Ph.D., The Ohio State University 1994
  • M.Sc., University of Saskatchewan 1986
  • B.S.A., University of Saskatchewan 1979

Awards

  • 2006: Production Research Stewardship Award (Sask Pork)
  • 2004: National Pork Board Award for Innovation (Midwest Section, American Society of Animal Science)
  • 2000: Innovation in Dairy Research Award (Midwest Section, American Dairy Science Association)
  • 1989: Kennedy Fellowship (The Ohio State University)
  • 1986: Graduate Student Competition Award (Canadian Society of Animal Science)

Current Research Program

  • Dr. Beaulieu’s research is presently focused on defining the energy requirements of the growing pig and examining energy systems, nursery feeding programs, and defining the energy requirement of the lactating sow, as well as tools to decrease and/or manage variability in growth

Selected Professional Associations

  • Member, American Society of Animal Science
  • Member, American Dairy Science Association
  • Member, Canadian Society of Animal Science

Grad Students

Selected Publications

  • Shaw, M.I., A.D. Beaulieu and J.F. Patience. Effect of diet composition on water utilization in growing pigs. J. Anim. Sci. (accepted).
  • Oresanya, T. F., A. D. Beaulieu, E. Beltranena and J. F. Patience. The effect of dietary energy concentration and total lysine/digestible energy ratio on the growth performance of weaned pigs. Can. J. Anim. Sci. (accepted).
  • Oresanya, T. F., A. D. Beaulieu and J. F. Patience. 2006.The effect of reducing energy intake on the performance of weaned barrows when amino acid intake declines either in direct proportion to energy or at a reduced rate. Can. J. Anim. Sci. 86:273-277.
  • Beaulieu, A. D., C.L. Levesque and J. F. Patience. 2006.The effects of dietary energy concentration and site of weaning on weanling pig performance. J. Anim. Sci. 84:1159-1168.
  • Patience, J.F. and A.D. Beaulieu. 2004. The impact of poor quality water on the performance of pigs housed under commercial conditions. J. Swine Health Prod. 12:228-236.
  • Smith, L.F., J.F. Patience, H.W. Gonyou, A.D. Beaulieu and R.D. Boyd. 2004. The impact of feeder adjustment and group size/floor space allowance on the performance of nursery pigs. J. Swine Health Prod. 12:111-118.
  • Oresanya, T.F. J.F. Patience, R.T. Zijlstra, A.D. Beaulieu, D.M. Middleton, B.R. Blakely and D.A. Gillis. 2003. Defining the tolerable level of ergot in the diet of weaned pigs. Can. J. Anim. Sci. 83:493-500.