Items Tagged with 'genetic data'
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Delayed blindness in Hereford populations and bovine familial convulsions and ataxia in Angus cattle have been identified as being caused by genetic mutations, which could help producers in selecting genetics to avoid these conditions.
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Balancing GHG emissions within nutritional boundaries
Research and trials are currently focused on reducing enteric emissions in cattle. While a noble pursuit, these reductions are highly influenced by nutritional practices and management. A balance must be achieved for the benefit of both sides of this coin.
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Using genetics to manage heart failure or brisket disease in feedlots
This article discusses Simplot's study on bovine congestive heart failure (BCHF) in feedlot cattle, showcasing their research findings, genetic screening methods and management strategies to address this issue effectively.
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Cattlemen’s College: Using genomics to unravel heterosis
Unlocking a herd’s genetic potential has never been more of a reality, with genomic tools allowing producers to understand how certain traits are being passed to the next generation.
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Getting a clearer picture with the help of genomics
As genomic testing continues to be utilized more on both commercial and seedstock operations, let’s look at what genomics can tell us about an animal’s actual genetic merit and reduce the risk on your ranch.
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The truth about genomic prediction every rancher should know
When commercial cattlemen invest in genomic testing, they are consistently able to select replacement heifers that pass on desirable DNA to their offspring.
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Data into profit: Using genomic tools to produce and select superior replacement heifers
Analyzing genomic data can help producers hone in on the most valuable traits for their operations. Genomic research shows that managing to improve hybrid vigor will increase fertility, longevity and lifetime productivity.
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The changing face of bull evaluation
Technology, data and information are creeping into every facet of livestock production, including bull buying. Today’s beef producers can count on a wide variety of technology and resources to complement their experienced eye tests.
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