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Comparison of economic returns among genetic evaluation strategies in a 2-tiered Charolais-sired beef cattle production system.

Journal of animal science - 29 Sept 2018

Buchanan Justin W, MacNeil Michael D, Raymond Randall C, Nilles Ashley R, Van Eenennaam Alison Louise

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The objective of this study was to estimate economic returns and costs associated with 4 scenarios of genetic evaluation that combine genotypes, phenotypes, and pedigree information from a vertically integrated purebred (PB) and commercial (CM) beef cattle system. Inference was to a genetic evaluation for a production system producing Charolais terminal sires for 10,000 CM cows. The first genetic evaluation...

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PMID: 30053023
DOI: 10.1093/jas/sky286
PMCID: PMC6162591

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