Items Tagged with 'bulls'
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To avoid the negative economic effects of early embryonic loss in the cow herd, producers should carefully consider stressors such as vaccination, nutrition and transportation.
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Use of estrus synchronization with natural service
While generally thought of as a part of A.I. breeding, synchronization can be equally valuable in natural service systems. These guidelines can help your bulls and females be more successful this breeding season.
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Choosing the best bull for your operation and environment
Genetic improvement looks different on different operations, and the surest way to achieve it is to develop a breeding plan and understand your environment before choosing a bull.
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Selection and management of bulls for a successful breeding season
Buying a bull is a large investment for an operation and sets the stage for the future of the operation. Make sure you are making the right investment by following simple reminders and set your operation up for success.
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Getting a clearer picture with the help of genomics
As genomic testing continues to be utilized more on both commercial and seedstock operations, let’s look at what genomics can tell us about an animal’s actual genetic merit and reduce the risk on your ranch.
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Don’t gamble with your herd’s reproductive health: The value of breeding soundness exams
Be sure not to skip the breeding soundness exams on your herd sires, which is pivotal to ensure reproductive success on your operation.
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The changing face of bull evaluation
Technology, data and information are creeping into every facet of livestock production, including bull buying. Today’s beef producers can count on a wide variety of technology and resources to complement their experienced eye tests.
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Know your marketplace: Hand-pick genetics to maximize profitability
For years, the cow-calf sector has made breeding decisions with maternal traits at the forefront. However, placing more focus on terminal traits could be the most profitable choice for many producers.
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