Items Tagged with 'genetic evaluations'
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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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They’re alive … or not: Using technology to determine embryo viability
Emerging technologies in imaging and machine learning present new opportunities to ensure the viability of embryos at earlier stages than ever before.
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Researchers to ID genetic tools to improve growth efficiency
A new grant will allow UNL scientists to better gather information from cattle's mitochondrial genome, which can serve as a tool to improve growth efficiency.
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Genetic testing benefits from a commercial cattleman’s point of view
Three commercial cattlemen share their experiences with genomic testing and how it has benefited their cattle individually and collectively.
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Using the power of genetics to improve hoof health
The Canadian genetic evaluation for Hoof Health assists producers in making long-term improvements to their herd. Below are answers to common questions about the evaluation.
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Simple inheritance, genetic defects and DNA testing
Gaining a basic understanding of how genes are inherited and expressed can work wonders for the producer wondering how genetic testing can help his or her operation.
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Genetics can improve livestock grazing in South Texas
Improving beef cattle systems – particularly pertaining to sustainability-related traits such as heat tolerance, fertility and ability to travel – is a priority at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center at Beeville.
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Building toward the future
Stephens Beef Cattle in Kentucky is using embryo transfer to develop superior genetics and improve for the next generation of the family.
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