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Congratulations to Dr. Deborah Adewole on Receiving USask’s New Researcher Award
The Adewole Lab warmly congratulates Dr. Deborah Adewole on receiving the University of Saskatchewan’s 2026 New Researcher Award. This recognition celebrates her outstanding contributions to poultry nutrition, sustainable livestock production, antimicrobial stewardship, and student mentorship. Congratulations, Dr. Adewole, on this well-deserved honour.
Jovita Sanubi presents at the 2026 Poultry Science Conference in Toronto
The Adewole Lab congratulates Jovita O. Sanubi on presenting her research on dried apple pomace in broiler chickens.
Her work explored the potential of dried apple pomace as a sustainable feed ingredient, with a focus on growth performance, nutrient digestibility, antioxidant activity, and gut morphology.
Congratulations to Jovita on sharing this important research and representing the Adewole Lab and the University of Saskatchewan.
Venuste Maniraguha presents at PSA 2026
The Adewole Lab congratulates Venuste Maniraguha on presenting at the 2026 Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting in Toronto.
Venuste delivered an oral presentation on the effects of essential oils, a yeast-derived product, and an organic acid compared with an antibiotic on late-phase laying hens. He also presented a poster on multienzyme supplementation and its effects on laying hen performance, egg quality, and nutrient digestibility.
Well done, Venuste, on representing the Adewole Lab and contributing to important conversations in poultry nutrition.Adewole Lab Students Present at 2026 ANAC
Two students from Dr. Deborah Adewole’s lab recently presented their research at the Animal Nutrition Conference of Canada (ANAC) in Edmonton, Alberta.
Jovita O. Sanubi presented on the use of oven-dried apple pomace as an alternative feed ingredient for grower pigs, focusing on growth performance, nutrient digestibility, and stress levels.
Lindile Chiwaya presented research on red osier dogwood extract and LinPRO supplementation and their effects on laying hen performance and egg quality.
Congratulations to Jovita and Lindile for representing the Adewole Lab and the University of Saskatchewan at ANAC.
Jovita Sanubi Receives Dollie Hantelman Agricultural Scholarship
We are proud to celebrate Jovita Sanubi on receiving the prestigious Dollie Hantelman Agricultural Scholarship Award on November 20, 2025.
Jovita was presented with the award by Dean Angela Bedard-Haughn, Dean of the College of Agriculture and Bioresources at the University of Saskatchewan. This recognition highlights Jovita’s academic excellence, dedication to agricultural research, and her growing contributions to the field.
Congratulations, Jovita, on this well-deserved achievement. We look forward to your continued impact in agricultural science and research.Roseline Ogory Featured in The Producer: Advancing Innovative Livestock Feed Research
Roseline Ogory is a researcher in the Adewole Lab whose work focuses on innovative feed strategies for sustainable poultry and swine production. In this feature, her research highlights the use of alternative feed ingredients and nutrition-based solutions to improve gut health, feed efficiency, and resilience, while reducing reliance on antibiotics in modern livestock systems.
Adewole Lab Celebrates Ann’s Spring 2026 Graduation
The Adewole Lab warmly congratulates Ann on her graduation in Spring 2026. This important milestone reflects her hard work, perseverance, and dedication throughout her academic journey.
We are proud to celebrate Ann’s achievement and grateful for her contributions to the lab and the broader animal and poultry science community. Congratulations, Ann, and best wishes as you move into the next chapter of your career and professional growth.
