Beef Cattle Genetics Value-Added Programs

Author(s): Troy Rowan
Publish Date: October 02 2023
Publication Number: W1186

Abstract

Bull genetic superiority drives beef cattle herd progress, but producers often overlook value from improved feedlot performance or carcass merit. Source verifcation, added-value marketing programs, and genomic testing help capture profit.

Category
Animals & Livestock
Subjects
Beef Cattle, Breeding & Reproduction,
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Language
English
Title: Beef Cattle Genetics Value-Added Programs
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