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Improved accuracy of genomic prediction for dry matter intake of dairy cattle from combined European and Australian data sets.

Journal of dairy science - 1 Oct 2012

de Haas Y, Calus M P L, Veerkamp R F, Wall E, Coffey M P, Daetwyler H D, Hayes B J, Pryce J E

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With the aim of increasing the accuracy of genomic estimated breeding values for dry matter intake (DMI) in dairy cattle, data from Australia (AU), the United Kingdom (UK), and the Netherlands (NL) were combined using both single-trait and multi-trait models. In total, DMI records were available on 1,801 animals, including 843 AU growing heifers with records on DMI measured over 60 to 70 d at approximately 200 d...

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PMID: 22863091
DOI: 10.3168/jds.2011-5280

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