ICBF turnover increased to €23.8m in 2023
Turnover at the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF) grew to €23.8 million in 2023 - up from €15.3 million in 2022.
Source: agriland.ie
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Transition in leadership at Munster Bovine
Martin Kavanagh has formally taken on the role of interim chief executive officer (CEO) with Munster Bovine.
Doreen Corridan Bernard Eivers Martin Kavanagh University College Dublin National Cattle Breeding Centre Cow Solutions
Source: agriland.ie
National Cattle Breeding Centre appoints new chief executive
Doreen Corridan will succeed Bernard Eivers in 2024.
Source: irishexaminer.com
Doreen Corridan to take up head role at NCBC
Doreen Corridan to take up head role at NCBC 2023-11-02
Doreen Corridan Bernard Eivers Martin Kavanagh National Cattle Breeding Centre Limited Irish Cattle Breeding Federation Co Cork
Source: farmersjournal.ie
Corridan named as new chief executive of NCBC
Dr. Doreen Corridan has been announced as the new chief executive of the National Cattle Breeding Centre (NCBC).
Doreen Corridan Martin Kavanagh Bernard Eivers Munster Herd Health National Cattle Breeding Centre Progressive Genetics Ireland Ltd
Source: agriland.ie
59% sexed semen pregnancy rate on Irish dairy farms
The overall pregnancy rate for sexed semen on Irish dairy farms is now at 59%, compared with conventional artificial insemination (AI) at 64%.
North Tipperary Bernard Eivers Margaret Kelleher Andrew Cromie Stephen Butler National Cattle Breeding Centre
Source: agriland.ie
NCBC loss hides breeding success and challenges
NCBC loss hides breeding success and challenges 2022-01-19
Source: farmersjournal.ie
Dairy breeding: bull selection is critical
The changes in 2020 were to reduce the weighting of genomics in the proof. Much like the dog that didn’t bark in the Sherlock Holmes story, the letters to the editor in last week’s paper were notable for what they didn’t mention. The dairy article (17 April 2021) to which the letters from Bernard Eivers of NCBC and Andrew Cromie of ICBF refer, has four key points: That some AI companies are pushing high-milk-volume bulls in their bull panels. That high-milk-volume bulls require more feed...
Source: farmersjournal.ie