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BeefCast 0493 Show Notes:

• Roger McEowen, Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation, explains the affects of the recent Supreme Court case on Roundup Ready Alfalfa.

How can we put the brakes on the recent cattle markets price slide? Darrell Mark, University of Nebraska Livestock Economist, helps us out.

Also, it may be difficult to tell if the climate change debate is heating up or cooling down. Regardless, the climate change issue is very important to animal agriculture when we consider the potential impact of pending legislation and EPA regulations. So today I want to share with you a three part series focused on this critical issue. We draw upon the decades of experience of climate scientist Jay Lehr of The Heartland Institute.

BeefCast 0476 Show Notes:

• Roger McEowen, Director of the Center for Agricultural Law & Taxation, offers his thoughts into the current Roundup Ready Alfalfa case before the Supreme Court.

BeefCast 0440 Show Notes:

• 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

BeefCast 0439 Show Notes:

• 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

BeefCast 0431 Show Notes:

• Mark Allan, Associate Director of Technical Services for Pfizer Animal Genetics, wraps up our coversation focusing on genomic selection and the impact it may have in the feedlot. Part 3

BeefCast 0430 Show Notes:

• Let us continue on today with Mark Allan, Associate Director of Technical Services for Pfizer Animal Genetics, as he leads us into the future of genomic selection. Part 2

BeefCast 0429 Show Notes:

• Mark Allan, Associate Director of Technical Services for Pfizer Animal Genetics, begins to look at the current and future ability of genomics to contribute to faster progress in genetic selection. Part 1