Centre for Genetic Improvement of Livestock
In the fall of 2000, we published our "Update" through the Office of Research, which is a bi-annual report highlighting activities and accomplishments within our Centre. Below is a listing of the articles:
- Breeding for Balance
How feed energy impacts dairy cattle health- Honing In On Genes
Genomics project puts Holsteins on the map- Gene Tracking
New approach improves selection among dairy cattle- Like Father, Like Son
Breeding values are further refined for selection decisions- Counting Sheep ... Year-Round
Better breeding may make fresh lamb more readily available- A Sound Technology
Real-time ultrasound accurately measures sheep carcass traits- Testing for the Best
Information from packing plants can help assess beef sires- Sire Surfing
BIO-Mate is opening new doors for improved beef production- Targeting Top-Notch Beef
Novel breeding approach aims for a bull's eye- It's All In The Genes
Beef genetics assessed for role in meat tendernessSurvival Data, At It's Best
Finding the best method to measure dairy cattle longevityAll The Answers
Advanced dairy data simulations: a sophisticated research toolA Mindful Model
Greater milk recording flexibility for dairy producersFamily Planning ... For Fish
Genetic technology improves selection of better rainbow troutTransgenic Chickens Lay Future Benefits
These eggs could fight a broad range of bacteriaThe French Connection
Providing a genetic safety net for Canadian horsesRight On The Mark
Molecular markers help map the pig genome