This person is expected to (a) deliver programming through county educator trainings, workshops, field days, hands-on trainings, webinars, and one-on-one producer consultations; (b) develop peer-reviewed educational resources such as Extension publications, fact sheets, decision-support tools, and digital and social media content to disseminate to county educators, producers, agribusiness professionals, and allied industry stakeholders; (c) build and maintain strong working relationships with county/regional Extension educators, producer organizations, breed and livestock associations, and agricultural industry partners; (d) establish an innovative, applied research program in animal reproduction that addresses priority challenges of the state's livestock industries and complements Extension programming; and (e) publish research findings in appropriate scientific journals, and (f) secure extramural funding from industry, federal agencies, or other granting sources, to support Extension programming efforts, research activities, and graduate student training. To apply, candidates should submit: (a) a letter of application describing how their academic preparation and experience qualify them for this faculty position; (b) a complete curriculum vitae including education, experience, achievements, and a list of publications and extramural funding; (c) official academic transcripts from their degree granting institutions, (d) statement of research goals (e) statement of Extension goals and outreach philosophy, and (f) names and contact information of three professional references.