Sentences with phrase «dairy cattle breeding»

It is an old, established, and critical feature of dairy cattle breeding, but in the U.S., only two groups are known to utilize its very helpful advantages for canines.

Nauta, MSc W.J. and Roep, Dr. D. (2008) Principles and practicality of organic dairy cattle breeding: different options and implications.

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First of all the supply chain, because the Azienda Agricola Bertinelli company manages the entire Parmigiano Reggiano PDO supply chain: production of fodder, breeding of cattle, production of milk, processing of the milk at the dairy, maturation and distribution of the cheese.

• Lactating dairy cattle: This refers to a dairy breed animal that's more than 20 months of age.

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A key feature of EBVs is that they allow breeders to make breeding decisions even without phenotype information from the animal itself; for example, the primary selection on dairy traits in cattle has been carried out on sires, for which a direct phenotype can not be measured so that the EBV relates to the productivity of the daughters.

Then, Havens invented a lubricant used in breeding dairy cattle and put his wife and kids to work bottling it at the kitchen table.

Canadian dairy cattle consist of Holstein, Ayrshire, Jersey, Guernsey, Canadienne, Brown Swiss, and Shorthorn breeds.