Genetics
Selection, genomics, the latest tools and more.
How Do You Select Your Bulls?
Industry genetics team requests your survey input. eBEEF.org team is trying to determine how beef producers are currently selecting their bulls and will use this information to develop educational materials to help improve this process.
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The Link
Marketing part 5: Winning or joining? AngusLink leads the way in helping producers accurately differentiate their cattle, and in giving the buyers the accurate information they need to make better decisions.
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Genetics to Stay Longer, Udderly Beautiful
Angus releases three new maternal EPDs to help predict longevity and udder quality in Angus cattle as it releases annual updates to the genetic evaluation and the economic assumptions used to calculate the Association’s suite of dollar value indexes.
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Every Bite Counts
The cattle industry has made huge genetic progress, but has nutrition made the same progress?
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Building Better Cattle
Minnesota cattleman Don Schiefelbein encourages cattlemen to put the best inputs into the product to ensure a profitable outcome.
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Considerations for Successful Heifer Development
Developing replacement females to be long-lasting contributors to the herd is focus of ‘Angus at Work’ episode featuring Lee Jones, senior professional services veterinarian at Boehringer-Ingelheim Animal Health.
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A Deeper Dive
Here are four "Angus At Work" episodes focused on what holds our industry together: females.
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The Digestive Tract
With high heifer prices, selection and development of heifers should focus on cost-effective gains to achieve your target prior to breeding and on increasing longevity, says Travis Mulliniks.
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Developing the Next Generation
Know what you have, and develop those heifers to stay in the cow herd. Debbie Lyons-Blythe and Zach Thomas share tips for developing heifers in the herd to stay.
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