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Igenity profiles provide a tool to rank cattle on traits that impact productivity, helping commercial producers select replacement heifers based on genetic merit. Igenity ranks cattle using simple 1–10 scores for key traits.
This is a genetic plan guide prepared for the Australian Limousin Breeders Society by the neXtgen Agri team as part of our ongoing breed advancement work for the society.
In this resource, we have gathered information and options that can help you farm with fewer fly-related animal health issues. This includes management options and breeding opportunities, such as decreasing breech wrinkle score.
This guide has been created for consistent scoring by neXtgen Agri-approved assessors. The system uses separate scores to assess the overall visual aspects of animals, primarily for catalogued sale rams but can also be applied to young ewes and rams as needed. Combine visual appraisal with breeding values for a comprehensive assessment.
The ultimate guide to help you make the right ram-buying decisions. Download this valuable resource from this page or order a physical copy. The guide is free, you only have to pay for postage.
Download it now or order it here.
The ultimate guide to help you make the right ram-buying decisions. Download this valuable resource from this page or order a physical copy. The guide is free, you only have to pay for postage.
Download it now or order it here.
Often when we think about buying in new genetics, we think about selecting for the things that make us more money. However, it is important to also consider that a lot of the things that cost us money are also under some genetic control. This booklet is designed to help guide you through the four key aspects of a genetic plan.
Igenity profiles provide a tool to rank cattle on traits that impact productivity, helping commercial producers select replacement heifers based on genetic merit. Igenity ranks cattle using simple 1–10 scores for key traits.
This is a genetic plan guide prepared for the Australian Limousin Breeders Society by the neXtgen Agri team as part of our ongoing breed advancement work for the society.
The ASBV for the trait, ‘susceptibility to footrot’, is quoted as FR. FR describes a sheep’s susceptibility to footrot using its genetic difference in footrot score. This score measures how well a sheep retains foot health under a challenge with virulent footrot.
