Trevor enjoys sharing his applied research with students and the dairy industry. He often presents his findings at local, national and international dairy conferences. His research focuses on identifying factors that influence the development of dairy cattle behaviour patterns and the physiological consequences of those behaviours. Through his research Trevor aims to develop best practices for nutrition, housing and management that promote healthy behavioural patterns in dairy cattle and are conducive to good health, production and welfare. Finding solutions that improve livestock health and welfare are win-win, not only benefiting the animals but also helping farmers stay profitable.