Simultaneous genetic improvement of maternal productivity, feed efficiency and end-product traits in variable environments

Simultaneous genetic improvement of maternal productivity, feed efficiency and end-product traits in variable environments

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The Simultaneous genetic improvement of maternal productivity, feed efficiency and end-product traits in variable environments project took repeated body measurements of approximately 8,000 heifers and cows to quantify genetic variation across seasons and years with a view to improving maternal productivity, feed efficiency and end-product.

For more information, please read the final report summary and the final report (B.SBP.0050) (PDF, 2MB) available from Meat & Livestock Australia.

Contact: Joanne DeFaveri

When: 2 January 2007 to 21 March 2013

Collaborators: Beef Cooperative Research Centre

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Date published:

April 2, 2017

Date reviewed:

February 24, 2022

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