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Efficiency is the name of the game on dairies no matter what resource you’re talking about.

Geneticists Kristen Parker Gaddis and Asha Miles presented the research updates from CDCB and USDA’s Animal Genomics and Improvement Laboratory (AGIL), respectively.

Recognizing the state of dairy a decade ago is significant when we consider the genetic progress and enhancements achieved since the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding (CDCB) began providing genetic services fueled by precompetitive collaboration.

New genetic evaluations for dairy animals will be released on Tuesday, August 8, by the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding (CDCB). More than 80 million male and female dairy cattle in various countries will receive updated predictions of genetic merit, or &

"We are trying to breed what we consider a better animal for our farm."

"We are trying to breed what we consider a better animal for our farm."

"We are trying to breed what we consider a better animal for our farm."

The U.S. genetic system is a collaboration between dairy producers and several organizations that serve those producers. Not-for-profit organizations with a high level of farmer involvement are responsible for managing animal identification data, editing

The official December genetic proofs are now available.In the Holstein breed, STgen Cowen Thorson-ET again retained the top spot in the genomic Net Merit (NM$), Cheese Merit (CM$), and Total Performance Index

On Tuesday, December 6, nearly 79 million dairy animals will receive updated U.S. genetic evaluations – commonly called “proofs.” The Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding (CDCB) delivers these offic,Hoard's Dairyman Intel