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Stephen Pohl

 

 

Stephen Pohl
Professor

Office Phone: (605) 688-5662
Office Location: Ag Engineering Room 121
stephen.pohl@sdstate.edu

 

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Education

  • 2000, Ph.D. / Biological Systems Engineering
    University
    of Nebraska, Lincoln
  • 1975, MS / Agricultural Engineering
    South Dakota State University
    , Brookings
  • 1973, BS / Agricultural Engineering
    South Dakota State University
    , Brookings.

 

Academic Teaching

  • AST 423 Rural Structures
  • Guest Speaker for Swine & Dairy Classes

 

Extension

  • Livestock Production Systems
  • Livestock Production Systems Planning
  • Agricultural Structures
  • Ventilation Systems Design
  • Manure Storage Systems
  • Farmstead Planning


Other Responsibilities

  • Chair of the Midwest Plan Service Executive Committee.
  • Co-authoring revised Pork Industry Handbook fact sheet Space Requirements for Swine (PIH-55).
  • Trained Land O' Lakes Farmland employees covering the principals of ventilation and genetic potential of growing and finishing swine. Fall 2001.
  • Teaching Rural Structures covering structures and environment.

 

Innovative Page Programming

  • Dairy
  • Beef
  • Swine
  • Sheep

 

Professional Organizations

 

Awards & Honors

  • 1998 Received 1998 American Society of Agricultural Engineers Blue Ribbon
  • Award for Midwest Plan's Swine Nursery Facilities Handbook (MWPS-41).
  • 1997 South Dakota Honorary Master Pork Producer
  • 1994 Dedicated and Distinguished Service Award to the swine industry of South Dakota, South Dakota Pork Producers Council
  • 1994 Distinguished Achievement in Extension Award, Ag Engineering Department, South Dakota State University
  • 1993 Extension Specialists Association Distinguished Service Award, South Dakota State University
  • 1991 Gamma Sigma Delta Extension Award, South Dakota State University  

 

Publication

  • Environmental Effects on Growing Swine Performance, SDSU Swine Research Report 2001
  • Thermal Environmental Effects and Groups Size on Growing Swine Immune Status, SDSU Swine Research Report 2001
  • Scan-AirTM: The air quality evaluation kit, International Winter Meeting of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, St. Joseph, MI.
  • Scan-AirTM Handbook: "The users guide to hands-on air management", Rural Technologies, Brookings, SD
  • Electronic environmental monitoring equipment for swine production facilities, National Pork Producers Council, Des Moines, IA, Unpublished Report.
  • Swine Nursery Facility Handbook, 1st edition, Midwest Plan Service, Iowa State University, Ames IA.
  • Remodeling ideas for farrowing facilities, Pork Industry Handbook, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN.
  • Troubleshooting swine ventilation systems, Pork Industry Handbook, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN.
  • Environmental effects on growing swine performance and immune status with comparisons between predicted an actual growth. Unpublished dissertation. University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE.
  • Thermal environmental effects and group
    size on growing swine performance. American Association of Swine Practitioners Annual Meeting.
    St. Louis, MS.
  • Scan-AirTM, The hands-on air management kit, Proceedings of the 27th Annual Meeting of the Association of Swine Practitioners, Des Moines, IA, pp 63- 64.
  • Reversing hairpin gutters: what's the problem? Pork 94.
  • Remodel your breeding facility for productivity. Pork94.
  • The perils of pit ventilation. Pork 94.
  • Remodeling an MOF: is it worth it? Pork 94.
  • Your swine operation: is it time for a checkup? Pork 95
  • Converting from farrowing house to nursery. Pork95.
  • Troubleshooting your ventilation woes, Pork95.
  • Facility tips to improve sow productivity. Pork95.
  • Key building design considerations for new and remodeled swine buildings, Proceedings: Making Swine Buildings a Safer Place to Work, National Pork Producers Council, Des Moines, IA, pp118-134.