BeefCast

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• Let's continue on with the dynamic look into the future of the cattle industry with James Herring, Friona Industries, Wesley Batista, JBS and Molly McAdams, H-E-B. 
• Catch up with part 1.

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• Today, we begin a dynamic look into the future of the cattle industry with six leaders and innovators.

BeefCast 0445 Show Notes:

• Roger McEowen, Director of the Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation at Iowa State University, concludes a look at the top legal developments that will impact our beef cattle business. Part 2 

BeefCast 0444 Show Notes:

• Today, we look at the top legal developments that will impact our beef cattle business climate with Roger McEowen, Director of the Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation at Iowa State University. Part 1 

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• Jim Robb, Director of the Livestock Marketing Information Center, shares his thoughts on what trends we can expect to see in 2010 for feeders, fed cattle and boxed beef.

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• Gary Crawford, United States Department of Agriculture, shares a look back at 2009 and a look ahead to 2010.

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• Dr. Kathleen Emery, Nutritionist and DVM, weighs in on how we can best manage higher levels of molds and mycotoxins to manage our cowherd as we enter the calving season to ensure newborn calf performance.

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• Dr. Kent Anderson, Associate Director of Technical Services for Pfizer Animal Genetics, explains the technology and release of the new high density 50k chip. While Lee Leachman, Leachman Cattle Company of Colorado offers his seedstock producer perspective on what the technology will mean for the future of our industry. Part 2

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• Pfizer Animal Genetics is ready to launch a new high density 50k chip to dramatically enhance marker assisted selection. Today we visit with Dr. Kent Anderson, Associate Director, and Lee Leachman, Leachman Cattle Company of Colorado. Part 1

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• Derrell Peel, Oklahoma State University Livestock Economist, takes us inside the recent Cattle on Feed report and also offers his thoughts on what we might expect to see as we enter 2010.