Brad McKinney

Brad McKinney conducts genetics research at an agricultural research station in Henderson, Nevada. His work evaluates how selective breeding methods alter crop yields and livestock hardiness across arid regions. He also contributes to Biology Insights, discussing biotechnology and genetics in farming. McKinney managed livestock selection programs for agricultural cooperative extension services and received a bachelor’s degree in animal science and a master’s degree in plant and animal breeding. He investigates how specific hereditary traits influence long-term agricultural productivity and food production.