• gender SELECTED is a trademark of Select Sires Inc. (selectsiresbeef.com)
  • ST agrees, however, that Select Sires' customers may use 4,000,000 concentration straws for superovulation or IVF so long as the service provider or the end-user is authorized for such use under an independent license (other than this agreement) by XY. (selectsiresbeef.com)
  • All other uses of gender SELECTED semen from Select Sires Inc. and its affiliates are strictly prohibited without the prior written consent of Select Sires Inc. including (without limitation) genotyping, sequencing, cloning, genetic analysis, genetic manipulation or for research. (selectsiresbeef.com)
  • Select Sires intends to monitor the use of gender SELECTED semen and vigorously enforce these restrictions on use. (selectsiresbeef.com)
  • Select Sires, Inc. (selectsiresbeef.com)
  • Your local Select Sires sales rep will contact you soon. (selectsiresbeef.com)
  • To reflect increasing demand and facilitate future growth, marketing department of Select Sires Inc. announced it began restructuring and operating under new leadership as of July 1. (farmprogress.com)
  • Sayers' 31-year career at Select Sires equips her with the training and experience needed to successfully manage the growth in market share, according to company officials. (farmprogress.com)
  • Chris brings an expansive skill set and distinct expertise to the role and will be a valuable asset to global markets as she manages the order operations for Select Sires' members and international partners," says Todd Kranz, Select Sires chief operating officer. (farmprogress.com)
  • Darryl's leadership, combined with our excellent team of shipping coordinators, will continue to provide quality service to customers and support the growth of Select Sires' global business efforts," Kranz says. (farmprogress.com)
  • Oswalt has nearly 11 years of experience with Select Sires and has worked in several departments. (farmprogress.com)
  • Select Sires is an AI organization comprised of seven farmer-owned and -controlled cooperatives. (farmprogress.com)
  • Select Sires prioritizes transparency in sharing genetic information. (selectsires.com)
  • GeneNet moves to Low Carbon Technologies division of Select Sires Inc. (selectsires.com)
  • Each and every day more than 1,000 people contribute to the global dairy and beef industries as employees of the Select Sires federation. (selectsires.com)
  • While long-time employee service is a hallmark of Select Sires, opportunity awaits new employees as the federation continues to grow and prosper. (selectsires.com)
  • At Select Sires, you will make a difference to address the world's growing food requirements with environmentally sustainable solutions. (selectsires.com)
  • Select Sires continually collects conception data from herds using gender SELECTED semen to calculate sexed semen fertility deviations and removes bulls from the lineup that perform unacceptably. (selectsires.com)
  • Mating dairy cows with a beef sire to produce terminal crossbred dairy beef calves has become a popular topic of discussion in the dairy and cattle feeding industries. (msu.edu)
  • Prime black and white steers and bulls are heavily penalised with many processors and so these types of calves are becoming less valuable and hard to shift whilst those calves from a beef sire can easily find a home. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • Dairy farmers should be in no doubt that beef rearers will soon be needing even more beef sired calves and if they approach this opportunity professionally then regular additional income can be secured. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • Accordingly the ideal approach would be to present well bred, well fed, well presented, 21 day old beef sired calves to an organised, well structured, buyer. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • At current market values suitable beef cross bull calves are making £370 a head and heifers £330 a head a definite boost to the dairy farmers income. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • As the retail market for top-shelf beef expands the beef breed calves that supply it are more valuable than those of pure dairy origin. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • Farmers registering calves as sire unknown holds up breed improvement for all beef breeds. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • This was the message at the 10th annual Hereford Prime sale in Newport Mart on Saturday, when procurement officer with Hereford Prime Michael Cleary, was asked if dairy farmers registering calves as sire unknown was an issue. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • Performance records from 1982 to 1992 on 1365 calves for birth weight (BW) and 1492 calves for weaning weight (WW) were analyzed to estimate relationships of purebred sire expected progeny difference (EPD) values for BW and WW to actual crossbred progeny performance. (sdstate.edu)
  • The pooled-across-breed regressions (Ib/lb + SE) of BW and WW of calves on sire EPD were 1 .I 7 ±.31 and .75 + .28, respectively. (sdstate.edu)
  • The pooled-across-breed regressions (Ib/lb + SE) of BW and WW of calves on higher-accuracy sire EPD were 1.28 + .35 and .71 ± .31, respectively. (sdstate.edu)
  • While virgin bulls may be obvious candidates for a BSE, many producers mistakenly assume a mature bull that has previously sired calves will remain a satisfactory breeder throughout his lifetime. (osu.edu)
  • Not only used as beef and household dairy producers in tropic and semi-tropic parts of the world, zebu bulls are used to sire hardy, heat-resistant calves from cows of other breeds. (hobbyfarms.com)
  • Expected progeny differences predict the expected performance for specific traits of the calves (progeny) sired by a particular bull (or out of a particular dam) compared to the expected performance of calves sired by another bull (or dam) or group of bulls (or dams). (msucares.com)
  • Demand for preconditioned feeder calves continues to increase in the beef industry. (msucares.com)
  • The red bars represent the number of AI-sired calves that were born on each day. (noble.org)
  • Even though the AI-sired calves were all conceived on the same day, they were born across a span of 28 days, from Dec. 29 to Jan. 26. (noble.org)
  • The majority (85 percent) of the AI-sired calves were born within 10 days of one another, from Jan. 3 to Jan. 13. (noble.org)
  • The most active calving day was Jan. 7 (day 279) on which 14 percent of the AI-sired calves were born. (noble.org)
  • AI bulls typically have superior, more predictable genetic value compared to herd bulls and sire better-performing calves. (noble.org)
  • particularly, calves born to Jersey breed dams and those with a beef breed sire. (bvsalud.org)
  • Mortality hazard increased with increasing herd size, was highest in calves born in herds that contract-reared heifers, and lowest in those born in mixed dairy-beef enterprises. (bvsalud.org)
  • Combining these two pieces of information enables us to create a custom index for ranking sires and heifers for the next generation. (absglobal.com)
  • Oftentimes, during past editions of Ohio Beef Cattle Schools or as written in the weekly Ohio Beef Cattle newsletter, there has been much discussion about the importance of short breeding seasons, where most of the cows and heifers conceive on the first service. (osu.edu)
  • Heifers must have known sire (registration number required). (unl.edu)
  • Priority will be given to producers enrolling heifers from single sire groups (5 heifers per sire is recommended). (unl.edu)
  • Many seedstock beef herds utilize artificial insemination (AI) and a growing number of commercial herds are moving towards AI on their heifers and high-performing cows. (wylr.net)
  • This is a way to extend the benefits of a good bull, make sure heifers are bred to easy-calving bulls or utilize genetics of multiple outstanding sires without having to own them. (wylr.net)
  • As with the suckler cow there is no point in using poor quality bulls to try and produce profitable beef cattle. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • The issue of sire verification is important for all breeds, but is of specific concern for the Hereford and Angus breed as the national dairy herd expands, and dairy farmers keep multiple bulls on farms to serve cows. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • Our Highland beef comes from cattle sired by registered pedigree Highland bulls. (waitrose.com)
  • Individual bulls can be selected for specific matings to improve desired traits in part of the cow herd, or a single bull can be chosen to sire the entire calf crop. (noble.org)
  • They established the rules of eligibility to guarantee that only the best bulls in the test would go out for use as herd sires. (charolaisbanner.com)
  • therefore, the infusion of beef genetics should aim to increase the retail yield or beef producing ability of crossbred dairy beef cattle. (msu.edu)
  • Superior genetics for Robot Ready™ sires are an asset for automated dairies. (semex.com)
  • Ideal Beef Genetics combines industry leading genetics and technology to empower cattlemen to unlock the potential in their herds. (jorgensenfarms.com)
  • It provides highly fertile semen to achieve its basic objective of supplying dairy and beef producers with genetics at a reasonable price. (farmprogress.com)
  • This revolutionary index designates sires with the genetics to improve income over feed costs and maintains health and reproductive traits. (selectsires.com)
  • Whereas commercial beef cattle have more genetic diversity due to the frequency of crossbreeding within the industry. (msu.edu)
  • For the first time, scientists have created pigs, goats and cattle that can serve as viable "surrogate sires," male animals that produce sperm carrying only the genetic traits of donor animals. (thebeefsite.com)
  • The sperm the surrogate sires produced held only the genetic material of the selected donor animals. (thebeefsite.com)
  • The surrogate sire technology could solve those problems since the surrogates deliver the donor genetic material the natural way-through normal reproduction. (thebeefsite.com)
  • Regardless of the type of cows used in your breeding herd, sires must complement the herd to provide a sound genetic base for health, performance, and carcass characteristics. (ufl.edu)
  • We understand genetic advancement, pedigree diversity, sire fertility and gender sorted semen. (issuu.com)
  • High fertility sires with no genetic sacrifices for quality. (semex.com)
  • The Jorgensen herd is a herd built on strong cornerstones, and each generation following those cornerstones has been tested and selected for the ability to impart key traits to their offspring - and to do so, predictably.As you examine each of our sire lines, you will learn the history behind our program and the genetic contributions we expect each line to contribute to our herd … and yours. (jorgensenfarms.com)
  • With cattlemen as general managers of the ranch team, their No. 1 responsibility is to make personnel and roster decisions, like what sires and cows will drive genetic improvement. (beefmagazine.com)
  • Expected progeny differences are useful genetic selection tools available for a wide variety of beef cattle traits (see Table 2 ). (msucares.com)
  • Furthermore, we want to give everyone a heads-up that we will be launching our freezer beef program (wholes, halves and quarters) in Q2 of 2023. (choctawranches.com)
  • Additionally, we should have the adjusted beef cattle inventory for 2022 to give insight into projected cash markets for 2023. (choctawranches.com)
  • Another great breeding selection for breeders wanting a different pedigree from other sires in our Senepol lineup. (bovine-elite.com)
  • The August 2021-born bull was sired by the homebred Dunsinane Clyde and is out of a Haven Kingpin dam and sold for €8,300 to Co Limerick pedigree breeder Pat Hayes. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • It boasted a dairy beef index of €107 and sold to pedigree breeder John Hayes from Co Meath for €6,100. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • However, the bull affects every potential calf in most Ohio beef herds or breeding pastures. (osu.edu)
  • he's analyzing sire selections for beef cattle herds. (beefmagazine.com)
  • By 1938, AI was used in U.S. dairy herds and a few beef herds using extended and cooled liquid semen, packaged in glass vials. (wylr.net)
  • A research team led by Oatley used the gene-editing tool, CRISPR-Cas9, to knock out a gene specific to male fertility in the animal embryos that would be raised to become surrogate sires. (thebeefsite.com)
  • While both the male and female contribute to the herd's level of fertility and its ultimate productivity, the herd sire is the more important component. (osu.edu)
  • GrazingPRO sires are selected to improve the profitability of grass-based production systems by transmitting outstanding daughter fertility, greater longevity, mobility, moderate stature and improved component yields. (selectsires.com)
  • The Elite Sexed Fertility icon designates sires that can help you achieve the highest sex-sorted semen conception rates, enhancing the return on your investment! (selectsires.com)
  • However, some sires and small progeny groups may not rank as expected based on sire EPDs. (sdstate.edu)
  • Widely available beef cattle selection tools include performance data, expected progeny differences (EPDs), and selection indices. (msucares.com)
  • Listen to "Commercial Hereford sale and 'Sire unknown' registrations" on Spreaker. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • The first Hereford sire was called Lord Lovell. (wikipedia.org)
  • Regardless of age and source of a potential herd sire, make sure a bull has been tested prior to use in a breeding season to be certain he has the ability to settle the females he is exposed to in a timely fashion. (osu.edu)
  • The herd sire is there for the long term, and his ability really lays out the success of the operation," Osterstock points out. (beefmagazine.com)
  • Prime 360 Beef is made up of 7 stout breeds, including: Wagyu/Akaushi, Red and Black Angus, Polled Red and Black Simmental, Polled Shorthorn Durham, and Aberdeen. (prime360beef.com)
  • Cowboy Cut is in the top of the breed for WW, YW, MARB and API Index and is one of the most sought after Simmental sires! (prime360beef.com)
  • The American Simmental Association had the first sire evaluation in the early 1970s. (wylr.net)
  • The August 2021-born bull was sired by Hollow Point Broker and is out of a Free Town Nevada cow. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • However, on a yearly basis, the United States Meat Animal Research Center (USMARC) releases across breed EPD adjustment factors as a tool for cattle producers to compare 18 different beef breeds of cattle on a similar basis ( www.beefimprovement.org ). (msu.edu)
  • As a ¾ blood, purebred breeders can use Mainline to create the next generation of herd sires, while commercial producers can capture additional value with hybrid vigor. (prime360beef.com)
  • If you live in a warm climate, Zebu make great sires, as well as beef and milk producers. (hobbyfarms.com)
  • The Great Plains Heifer Development Center at the UNL Haskell Beef Lab near Concord, Nebraska, will give beef producers game-changing data about their replacement females years ahead of data tracking at home. (unl.edu)
  • Work with researchers from University of Nebraska-Lincoln and South Dakota State University to learn more about practical heifer development, while providing valuable data to beef producers. (unl.edu)
  • Most cattle producers know that the textbook gestation length of beef cattle is 283 days. (noble.org)
  • Beef King offers tremendous mating opportunities for Red Angus breeders looking to make F1s with explosive performance and increased yield. (prime360beef.com)
  • Delivering the world's most in-demand and profitable sires. (semex.com)
  • Select a beef sire that excels in economically relevant traits. (msu.edu)
  • When deciding which beef sire to breed to your dairy cows it is important to select a bull that is above average for multiple traits of economic importance. (msu.edu)
  • These traits of economic importance may vary depending on your position in the supply chain (i.e. if you are producing and selling a newborn calf, selling a feeder calf, feeding and selling finished cattle, trying to sell beef through a niche market, or a combination of these factors if retaining ownership). (msu.edu)
  • Some breed associations have created indices specifically for mating beef sires with dairy cows based on certain economic traits. (msu.edu)
  • There are many different beef breeds in the U.S. with some cattle breeds excelling in certain traits compared with others. (msu.edu)
  • RobotPRO identifies sires that transmit the desired traits for robotic milking systems. (selectsires.com)
  • These sires are selected by focusing on components and milk yield, udder health, longevity and durability, as well as functional udder traits. (selectsires.com)
  • Choosing the appropriate beef sire to mate to dairy cows may be the most important decision impacting the profitability of crossbred dairy beef cattle in the beef supply chain. (msu.edu)
  • As we begin to re-evaluate crossbred dairy beef production, people often wonder why crossbreeding dairy cows to beef sires has not gained popularity in the past. (msu.edu)
  • A benefit of raising dairy steers for beef production is their predictable feedlot performance, uniform carcass size, and marbling ability. (msu.edu)
  • However, when compared with beef steers, purebred dairy steers offer some challenges, such as a lesser average daily gain and feed efficiency, which requires more days in the feedlot and additional feed. (msu.edu)
  • Purebred dairy steers are often lightly muscled, which leads to a lesser dressing percentage, irregular loin muscle shape, and carcass retail yield when compared with beef steers. (msu.edu)
  • For example, some cattle more closely resemble beef cattle, while others more closely resemble dairy steers. (msu.edu)
  • Beef sire selection decisions have a major impact on future calf crops and ultimately on profitability. (msucares.com)
  • Cleary replied: "Definitely it's a huge problem, now I think it will be solved because all cattle will be DNA'ed eventually and that mightn't be as far away as we think, but there's a huge difference in the sire of the animal, there's as big a difference within the breeds as between the breeds. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • This article will review some of the challenges that have prevented this crossbreeding strategy from becoming popular practice and the import role of beef sire selection in making this crossbreeding strategy a success. (msu.edu)
  • Over the years, my experience and empirical data has led me to the opinion that the selection and purchase of sires is the most important operational activity we in ranching do, so we will spend some time discussing it. (choctawranches.com)
  • This improvement proves the wisdom of the cattlemen who worked to develop and promoted the Test Station and shows why the Manitoba Beef Cattle Performance Association is pleased with its contribution to the livestock industry. (charolaisbanner.com)
  • For more information on this visit the MSU Extension dairy and beef pages. (msu.edu)
  • Adam's unique skill set will be of great value in managing the global sire lineup and product offering," Kranz says. (farmprogress.com)
  • Some high priced ewe lambs, sired by Double Diamond in Scotland were purchased at Lanark by breeders from Northern Ireland . (farminglife.com)
  • The sire was bought from a group of prominent Scottish breeders who had used him successfully with an agreement that he must go back to Scotland after his use in Northern Ireland. (farminglife.com)
  • site Beef Breeders Forum. (cattletoday.com)
  • At all times, the mission of the National Beef Association is to continually promote and support the UK beef industry at all levels and by engaging with the Government and Devolved Administrations to defend the interest of British beef farmers. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • The Manitoba Bull Test Station was know as the Sire Indexing Centre in its earlier years. (charolaisbanner.com)
  • The National Beef Association (NBA) believe dairy farmers should consider the value a beef calf could add to their bottom line. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • Scientists have been searching for a way to create surrogate sires for decades to overcome the limitations of selective breeding and artificial insemination, tools which require either animal proximity or strict control of their movement-and in many cases, both. (thebeefsite.com)
  • Sires designed to make management in grazing environments as effortless as possible. (semex.com)
  • Quality Beef Shorthorn females were in demand at Chelford with the best of the bunch consigned by Denbighshire producer Tudor Williams. (dailypost.co.uk)
  • Prices are improving as interest in the Beef Shorthorn continues to grow. (dailypost.co.uk)
  • The beef industry needs volumes of high quality, uniform carcasses that the dairy industry potentially can supply. (nationalbeefassociation.com)
  • The real impact on beef quality comes from daily decisions made at the cow-calf and stocker levels of our industry. (ufl.edu)
  • PUBLISHING Ghost Design Consultants A National Beef Association Publication A specialist organisation open to everyone with an interest in the UK beef industry. (issuu.com)
  • This designation is assigned by examining industry Sire Conception Rate (SCR) values, along with intensive in-house semen quality evaluations. (selectsires.com)
  • Lastly, marbling potential is another important consideration, as there are monetary incentives for cattle with premium quality grades that are driven by consumer demand for a high-quality beef eating experience. (msu.edu)
  • Some progeny testing was done in the late 1960s and early 1970s by the Beef Improvement Federation. (wylr.net)
  • For crossbred dairy beef cattle, there tends to be an extreme amount of variation in feedlot performance and the resulting carcass conformation between animals or within groups. (msu.edu)
  • The points in the production chain that can influence cattle health and performance and the eating quality of beef are referred to as 'Quality Control Points. (ufl.edu)
  • The Manitoba Beef Cattle Performance Association has been in operation for over 50 years. (charolaisbanner.com)
  • To this day, evaluation of cattle remains the primary objective for the Manitoba Beef Cattle Performance Association. (charolaisbanner.com)
  • This page includes an up-to-date listing of sire test results for the newly discovered Early Onset Muscle Weakness Syndrome. (selectsires.com)
  • When the calf is killed, the data from its carcase grade and weight won't link back to the beef breed it's related to, which leads to a huge gap in knowlegde regarding that beef sire and his breeding potential. (farmersjournal.ie)
  • Residual correlations using higher-accuracy sire data of BW with BW EPD and WW with WW EPD were .I8 (P (sdstate.edu)
  • Market volatility calls for strategic investment in technology that help produce sought-after beef more efficiently. (beefmagazine.com)
  • Natural service sires must have GE-EPD's. (unl.edu)
  • Artificial insemination is common in dairy cattle who are often confined so their reproductive behavior is relatively easy to control, but the procedure is rarely used with beef cattle who need to roam freely to feed. (thebeefsite.com)
  • Artificial insemination in a commercial beef production system has advantages and disadvantages. (noble.org)
  • Adam Oswalt, previously dairy sire products specialist, takes on the role of manager of global sire products and logistics. (farmprogress.com)
  • and Adam Oswalt, new manager of global sire products and logistics. (farmprogress.com)
  • In this role, Oswalt will work with global businesses and internal departments to coordinate sire product placement, qualifications and availability. (farmprogress.com)