Samuel Adetutu Oguntuyo completed his undergraduate (B. Agric Animal Nutrition – 2011) and postgraduate (M. Agric – Ruminant Animal Nutrition (2016) and Ph.D – Ruminant Animal Nutrition (2024)) studies from the department of Animal Nutrition, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Samuel joined the services of FUNAAB in 2023, as an Associate Assistant (Ruminant Nutrition/Forage Science) at the Centre of Excellence in Agricultural Development and Sustainable Environment (CEADESE) on the UWS-FUNAAB-Ajogbe African Agricultural Knowledge Transfer Partnership (AAKTP) Grant Research Project Funded by United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI) aimed at Exploring the potentials of agricultural byproducts and crop residues in the development of low-cost nutritive livestock feeds in south-west Nigeria.
His research interest includes creating sustainable feeding programmes for cattle production in Nigeria through the waste to wealth model to curtail farmers and herders’ conflicts, mineral nutrition, and the use of phytogenic additives to manipulate the rumen environment.
– Ph.D 2024
– M. Agric. 2016
– B. Agric 2011
Improvement and conservation of crop residues for improved ruminant nutrition in Nigeria Utilization of phytogenic additives for manipulation of the rumen environmentFormulation of mineral supplements from locally available resources
– Nigerian Society of Animal Production (NSAP)
– Nigerian Institute of Animal Science (NIAS)
a. Article in Learned Journal
Isah, O. A., Oguntuyo, S. A., Dawodu, R. O., Diya, O. O., Afolabi, M. O. and Omoniyi, L. A. (2013). Feed utilization, Rumen parameters and microbial profile of goats fed different browse plants with Pennisetum purpureum as basal diet. The Pacific Journal of Science and Technology. 14(1): 397-405
b. Conference Proceedings
Shoyombo, A.J., Oguntuyo, S.A., Jegede, A.V., Olanite, J.A., Christian, H., Andrew, S.H., Adebisi, A., John, S., Adebayo O.M. and Olalere, B.S. (2025). Exploring the potentials of agricultural byproducts and crop residues in the development of low-cost nutritive livestock feeds in south -west Nigeria- A Review. Proceedings of the 50th Conference of the Nigerian Society for Animal Production 16-20 March, 2025, Federal University of Lafia, Nigeria. Pp 1479-1483
c. Article awaiting publication
Oguntuyo, S. A., Isah, O. A., Aderinboye, R. Y. and Williams, T. J. (2026). Evaluation of concentrate diet containing urea and multi-enzyme pretreated corn cobs for ruminant nutrition using in vitro gas production technique. Journal of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology (JAAT). – In-press (Letter of acceptance)
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