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The Price family have implemented phosphorus supplementation and fertiliser, pasture improvement, vaccination, parasite management, control mating and objective bull selection on Greenlake Station, Rossmoya. The Price family purchased Greenlake Station […]
A genetic approach to internal parasite control in Australian cattle examined the heritability of resistance to internal parasites in cattle and developed preliminary estimated breeding values (EBVs). For more information […]
The A genomic strategy to identify archaeal viruses in the rumen project used sequence analysis to investigate viral populations in bovine rumen fluid. Summary Phage therapy is becoming increasingly important […]
The Additional measurements on muscle line cattle project investigated the impact of selecting for different levels of muscling on progeny performance in an Angus herd. For more information about this […]
1. Current herd bulls Bull health There are several diseases that impair bull fertility either as true venereal diseases or by being adversely affected by the pathogen during the mating […]
Artificial breeding of beef cattle: a practical guide is an excellent introduction to the physiology of the reproductive tract and the techniques used to successfully perform artificial insemination (AI). This […]
Beef Breeding Services (BBS) offer genetic solutions, advice and training. BBS have a range of artificial breeding products and services, have semen storage facilities and a large selection of genetic […]
Beef cattle recording and selection provides an overview of basic beef cattle genetics and the basic principles of planned breeding and selection in practice. It includes producers’ experiences using BREEDPLAN […]
The Cooperative Research Centre for Beef Genetic Technologies (Beef CRC 3) operated from 2005 to June 2012, building on the findings of Beef CRC 1 and 2. Beef CRC 3 […]
The Besnoitiosis in Australian wildlife and significance to cattle project investigated Besnoitia-like organisms in nasal passages of Western Grey kangaroos to reveal that they are not Besnoitia besnoiti, the pathogen […]
