Dr. Kent Anderson,
Associate Director of Technical Services for Pfizer Animal Genetics,
explains the technology and release of the new high density 50k chip. While Lee Leachman, Leachman Cattle Company of Colorado offers his seedstock producer perspective on what the technology will mean for the future of our industry. Part 2
Pfizer Animal Genetics is ready to launch a new high density 50k chip to dramatically enhance marker assisted selection. Today we visit with Dr. Kent Anderson, Associate Director, and Lee Leachman, Leachman Cattle Company of Colorado. Part 1
Dr. Kevin DeHaan, Igenity Technical Services Director, explains the benefits of DNA profiling, new traits in the profile, as well as easier ways of using the data in your management decisions
Mark Allen, Pfizer Animal Genetics, demonstrates the powerful new DNA markers, their ability to account for a much more significant portion of genetic difference, and how you can use them in your herd
Dr. Mark Enns, Colorado State University, explains his in-depth research on attempting to tie cattle health and disease susceptibility to DNA Markers. The Genetics of Feedlot Health project is in conjunction with the National Beef Cattle Evaluation Consortium and sponsored by Pfizer Animal Genetics.
Kasey DeAtley, New Mexico State University, recently received the Frank Baker Memorial Scholarship at the Beef Improvement Federation Annual Meeting. She highlights her research for us.
The National Institute for Animal Agriculture has worked to develop new Johne's disease resources. Click here to learn more.
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