Callan Lichtenwalter

Callan Lichtenwalter is a Lecturer in the Department of Animal Sciences at The Ohio State University, affiliated with the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences. His work bridges wildlife ecology and agricultural systems, focusing on avian behavior in dairy environments, livestock health management, and raptor-based pest control strategies.

• Expertise: Avian ecology, swine nutrition, veterinary pharmacology, stress physiology in captive animals, and farm biodiversity

Research emphasizes practical solutions for agricultural challenges, including starling deterrence methods on dairy farms and evaluating parasite control drugs for beef cattle. His studies on teat order effects in swine highlight neonatal nutrition optimization.

Publications (2018–2023) reflect interdisciplinary approaches combining wildlife conservation with livestock production challenges. No scientific awards explicitly listed in provided texts.

No documented advising relationships or grants found in current profile information. Affiliated with the Department of Animal Sciences' Columbus campus facilities.