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Field progeny testing of Frieswal bulls - Retrospective and perspective
Young Frieswal bulls (334; cross of HF and Sahiwal) were put under test mating in 16 different sets at four states located in varied agro-climatic conditions of India.
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On the progeny-testing of boars in »field conditions»
Kirjoittaja on aikaisemmin (VARO 1967) julkaissut alustavia tutkimustuloksia keinosiemennyskarjujen jälkeläisarvostelujen pysyvyydestä olosuhteissa, joissa jälkeläisryhmät on koottu tavallisissa tuotantosikaloissa kasvatetuista porsaista. Mainituissa tutkimuksissa oli teuraspainot korjattu aineiston keski-ikää ja muiden ominaisuuksien mittaluvut ...
Mikko Varo
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Comparison of heritability estimates of first lactation fertility traits in Mehsana buffaloes
First lactation records of 3068 Mehsana buffaloes sired by 118 sires, under field progeny testing programme distributed in different 149 villages of 14 talukas maintained at Dudhsagar Research and Development Association, Dudhsagar Dairy, Mehsana over a
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Genetic improvement of cattle through field progeny testing programme: An evaluation of achievement
Evaluation of bulls through progeny testing and their extensive use has been a major source of genetic improvement in dairy animals. Adequate numbers of progeny tested bulls are not available in India and whatever small numbers of bulls are progeny ...
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Adequate numbers of progeny tested bulls are not available in India and whatever small number of bulls are progeny tested, they have low repeatability as the progeny tests are based on small number of daughters mostly reared at the institutional farms ...
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Does adoption of superior Murrah buffalo germplasm pay off? evidence from a causal impact study in Haryana, India [PDF]
Buffaloes play a pivotal role in sustaining rural livelihoods, milk production, and nutritional security in South Asia, where genetic improvement remains a critical pathway to enhance productivity and profitability.
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The objective of animal breeding is to optimize the genetic gain per unit time and to assess this gain per unit time, it is therefore, necessary to separate the environmental component from overall phenotypic gain.
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Strong differences between the selection (indoor fattening) and production environment (pasture fattening) are expected to reduce genetic gain due to possible genotype-by-environment interactions (G × E).
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The present investigation was undertaken to determine the genetic worth of Frieswal (62.5% HF × 37.5% Sahiwal) young bulls through progeny testing under field conditions in Kerala state, India.
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