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Investigating how exposure to high levels of PM2.5cap P cap M sub 2.5 leads to reduced milk yield in lactating dairy cows. “I have a 9 a

Ashly folded her winnings into a manila envelope. “I wouldn’t know. I just play for fun.” Three back-to-back calls

And the strange thing was—she wasn’t scared.

Ashly Anderson’s work addresses a critical modern challenge: the increasing frequency of wildfires and their long-term effects on the agricultural industry. Her research focuses on the physiological responses of mature Holstein cows and postnatal calves to fine particulate matter ( PM2.5cap P cap M sub 2.5 ) found in wildfire smoke. Key areas of her research include:

“That’s the job you have,” the man said. “Not the one you’re meant for.”