Heterosis

Cattle Breeds: Crossbreeding “Revisited”

The benefits of crossbreeding systems in the beef sector have been extensively researched over the years, and the practical implications of the benefits of crossbreeding are as relevant and important today as they were 25 years ago. FULL STORY »

Hereford demand continues to grow

Hereford breeders continued to experience an increased demand for Hereford genetics during the fiscal year that ended Aug. 31. FULL STORY »

Limousin releases EPDs from multibreed evaluation

The EPDs represent more than 2 million pedigree and performance records for Limousin-based cattle in the United States and Canada. FULL STORY »

Knock out respiratory disease in beef calves

Summer pneumonia is a common occurrence in beef calves, but management strategies can help prevent it. FULL STORY »

Cattle Breeds: Red Angus & Simmental Share Resources For Joint EPDs

Future National Cattle Evaluations will break new ground for the Red Angus Association of America (RAAA) and American Simmental Association (ASA) as the two breeds combine resources for multi-breed genetic evaluation (MBGE) of their growth and carcass trait EPDs.

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Red Angus and Simmental share resources for joint EPDs

Multi-breed genetic evaluation will increase reliability of growth and carcass trait EPDs. FULL STORY »

A New Composite Breed For Southern Beef Producers

The American Gelbvieh Association is officially launching the Southern Balancer™ hybrid and will begin offering registration certificates and performance data in the fall of 2010. The Southern Balancer is a composite breed made up of at least 25 percent Gelbvieh and from 6.25 to 50 percent of a tropically adopted breed or a combination of tropically adopted breeds.
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An ideal genetic fit

Rancher sought genetic source for calving ease and performance. FULL STORY »

NALF recommends strategic crossbreeding

For cow-calf producers, survival and operational profitability are reliant upon efficiently producing uniform calves for target markets in an economical fashion. FULL STORY »

300 Days Of Grazing: Herd Performance For The 2008 & 2009 Calf Crop

The 300 days of grazing cowherd mainly consists of Balancer crossbred cows that have traditionally been bred back to Balancer bulls. In 2008, all 38 cows were bred to Balancer bulls to calve in September and October.
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Cattle Breeds: NALF Recommends Strategic Crossbreeding

For cow-calf producers, survival and operational profitability are reliant upon efficiently producing uniform calves for target markets in an economical fashion. Doing so requires a clear management plan, set goals for the cow herd, proper bull selection and a concise marketing strategy.
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