How a breeding network could build a genetic pathway to more productive and climate-smart livestock in Africa
Through strategic investment and collaboration, African livestock systems can harness tools such as genomic technologies and ...
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Vytelle: Reshaping Cattle Genetics with Precision Livestock Innovation
At the forefront of genetic advancement and precision livestock management, Vytelle continues to redefine what’s possible for ...
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Genetic Improvements Offer Pathways to Boost Livestock Productivity in Africa
African livestock producers have a unique opportunity to improve the production of meat, milk and eggs through modern ...
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New genomic test for assessing bovine congestive heart failure risk is launched
A new test for assessing bovines’ genetic predisposition to bovine congestive heart failure (BCHF) has been released. The ...
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Three Questions to Ask Yourself When Preparing to Purchase Bulls
With bull buying season in full swing, it’s important for commercial cattle producers to have a game plan for making purchases. Matt Spangler, UNL Professor and Beef Genetics Extension Specialist, ...
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Scientists find way to trace the origins of the Fulani people
The Fulani are one of the largest groups of people in Africa, with a population of over 40 million. They live across a vast ...
Sweet molasses feed proves key to understanding grazing behavior in cattle
Researchers have tempted grazing cattle with sweet molasses feed to discover whether cows would roam far and wide to graze or ...
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USDA gene bank safeguards vital genetic materials for our food supply
You may have heard about the large underground seed vault in Svalbard, Norway, which opened in 2008. But you might be ...
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How a breeding network could build a genetic pathway to more productive and climate-smart livestock in Africa
Through strategic investment and collaboration, African livestock systems can harness tools such as genomic technologies and breeding programs to drive genetic gains. Supported by the African ...