Source: RDAR
The Canadian Angus Association will receive $3.8M to increase Canadian cattle producers' ability to make data-driven decisions based on genomics to economically benefit their commercial livestock operations. The investment will be used to develop a genetic selection tool...
Source: University of Minnesota Extension, Joe Armstrong, DVM, Extension educator
Quick facts
There are several genetic evaluation tools that make interpreting beef genetics easier.
Sire selection is the fastest way to make improvements in herd genetics.
Crossbreeding and choosing the best...
Source: BCRC, BeefResearch.ca
Episode Description
The cattle you raise and the beef they produce are the result of two factors – their genetic potential, and the environment they’re raised in.
