Gary W. Webb

Dr. Gary W. Webb is a Professor at Missouri State University, affiliated with the William H. Darr College of Agriculture and the School of Agricultural Sciences and Conservation. His expertise spans animal reproduction, forage utilization, and equine physiology. He holds a PhD in Physiology of Reproduction (Texas A&M, 1983), an MS in Animal Science (Texas A&M, 1980), and a BS in Agriculture (University of Georgia, 1976).

• Education:
• PhD: Physiology of Reproduction, Texas A&M University (1983)
• MS: Animal Science, Texas A&M University (1980)
• BS: Agriculture, University of Georgia (1976)

Research focuses on semen preservation, forage utilization, and the effects of fescue ingestion on exercising horses. He teaches courses such as Farm Animal Reproduction, Equine Nutrition, and Horse Management. His professional accolades include the State Honorary FFA Degree (2009) for contributions to FFA programs in Missouri.

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