<p>Graudate student, Will Shaffer (<a href= "mailto:wrshf7@ksu.edu">wrshf7@ksu.edu</a>), under guidance of Dr. Megan Rolf (<a href="mailto:megrolf@ksu.edu">megrolf@ksu.edu</a>) talks to us this week about the concept of phenotypic plasticity and potential usage in genetic evaluations for cattle.</p>

Graudate student, Will Shaffer (wrshf7@ksu.edu), under guidance of Dr. Megan Rolf (megrolf@ksu.edu) talks to us this week about the concept of phenotypic plasticity and potential usage in genetic evaluations for cattle.

<p>Graudate student, Will Shaffer (<a href="mailto:wrshf7@ksu.edu" rel="noopener noreferrer">wrshf7@ksu.edu</a>), under guidance of Dr. Megan Rolf (<a href="mailto:megrolf@ksu.edu" rel="noopener noreferrer">megrolf@ksu.edu</a>) talks to us this week about the concept of phenotypic plasticity and potential usage in genetic evaluations for cattle.</p>

Genetic concept: phenotypic plasticity for cattle

Weekly educational program for cattle producers.  Includes feeding, health, reproduction, and/or forages.  Dr. Jaymelynn Farney, beef systems specialist with Kansas State University is the host and will invite other professionals from around the country to help address timely topics.

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Weekly educational program for cattle producers. Includes feeding, health, reproduction, and/or forages. Dr. Jaymelynn Farney, beef systems specialist with Kansas State University is the host and will invite other professionals from around the country to help address timely topics.

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