Equine Expert Witness

Tim Potter

Tim Potter serves as an experienced professor and industry advisor, guiding research and applied programs at a leading land-grant university. He specializes in educational strategies, outreach development, and public policy frameworks within animal agriculture, collaborating across national and international sectors.

Tim Potter

Practice Areas

  • Animal Welfare
  • Beef Cattle Systems
  • Regulatory Policy

Certifications & Training

  • Kansas State University – Doctorate in Animal Science
  • University of Missouri – Master’s in Ruminant Nutritiont
  • Kansas State University – Bachelor’s in Animal Science

Location

Lexington

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Tim Potter is a seasoned professional with a distinguished background in animal science, extension leadership, and policy advisory. With extensive involvement in stakeholder collaboration and cross-sector engagement, his work emphasizes regulatory improvement, risk communication, and sustainability within the livestock industry. He has provided technical support and science-based guidance to agencies, universities, and private entities across multiple states.

Dr. Potter has served as an Extension Beef Cattle Specialist, faculty member, and policy contributor, consistently recognized for advancing welfare-centered practices and strategic health planning. His expertise encompasses program design, evidence-based advocacy, and facilitation of producer-focused workshops in coordination with national initiatives and state agencies. Through published works and professional outreach, he continues to foster practical innovation in the field.

Currently based in Kansas, Tim remains active in educational programming, applied research, and industry-wide leadership. His experience includes work with USDA subcommittees, curriculum development, and science translation aimed at improving decision-making. Known for integrating technical insight with community needs, he remains committed to progress at the intersection of food systems, animal well-being, and public trust.