Beef Improvement Federation honors pioneers of industry
Galen Fink, Doyle Wilson, Gene Rouse and Alison Van Eenennaam are recognized for their pioneering work in beef cattle.
View ArticleGenetics in the genomics era: Improving the accuracy of selection
GE-EPDs increase the accuracy of selection for traits influenced by the thousands of genes.
View ArticleBull management after the breeding season
Remember if a bull loses body condition during breeding season, it might not be your fault.
View ArticleCorn's genetic diversity displayed in new genome study
New genome study could help plant scientists better understand what genes govern desirable traits and could lead to improved yields and stress tolerance.
View ArticleStudy finds 'significant' issues in hemp varieties available to...
University of Georgia-based study looked at commercial hemp accessions to see how consistent they were.
View ArticleNIFA grant to support multidisciplinary genome-to-phenome research
Iowa State University research will focus on expanding networks, ideas and knowledge in genome-to-phenome research in agriculture.
View ArticleBeef breed approves gene-edited traits for animal registration
Red Angus Association expects gene - edited traits will create new genetic opportunities and markets for Red Angus cattle
View ArticleIncreasing tomato production and size in Florida
Fruit size, especially large fruit, is an important trait for fresh-market tomato production, especially in the United States, because of the market demand.
View ArticlePeanut breeding requires vigorous patience
Peanut breeders using genetic marker-assisted technology to speed up the release of new peanut varieties.
View ArticleUpdate on gene editing instead of physical castration
Researchers used gene editing in 2019 to produce pigs which stay adolescent. Where is that work now?
View ArticleWhy beef on dairy?
Dairies with a breeding program that includes sexed heifer semen from dairy bulls and semen from beef bulls get the calves they need to produce both dairy and beef.
View ArticleGenomics fine-tunes replacements for crossbred, commercial herds
Once available only to purebred herds, multispecies genetic tests are now available to commercial producers.
View ArticleHow genetic values apply to my herd goals?
How do you determine what genetic values are important to your operation?
View ArticleNew gene trait for corn gains EPA approval
Versatile product will provide broad geographic fit and the widest spectrum of insect defense.
View ArticleMake a planting checklist and check twice
Have Plans A, B and C Ready for a High-Performance #Plant22
View ArticleTerms to know to predict genetics in beef cattle
Know these terms when looking for new genetics for your cattle herd.
View ArticleCattle selection: Don’t forget your fundamentals
Use genetic tools and sound structure evaluation to build your cow herd’s longevity.
View ArticleK-State uncovers new clues from wheat genome
Kansas State University study capitalizes on gene copies inherited from ancient wild ancestors.
View ArticleAgronomists warn farmers to stay vigilant on Corn Rootworm
Using multiple tactics to battle the pest is the best line of defense, say AgriGold agronomists.
View ArticleMinnesota Honeycrisp apple has roots in Russia, France
Scientists used DNA testing to trace back origins of apples developed at the University of Minnesota.
View ArticleIs your crop drought-ready?
Risk management strategies for low soil moisture conditions
View ArticleRice program pulls in record amount of breeding material
Arkansas Rice Breeding Program piles up record off-season harvest in Puerto Rico.
View Article2022 Soybean Variety Trials kick off in Louisiana
The 2022 Soybean Official Variety Trial by the LSU AgCenter is underway to help farmers determine which varieties perform better and where.
View ArticleGene-edited cattle can provide future answers to today’s challenges
Regulatory hurdles continue to halt progress of industry in using gene editing in cattle.
View ArticleMaster Farmers discuss changes in agriculture over time
The 2022 Indiana Master Farmers share diverse opinions about what has changed most during their farming careers.
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View ArticleStine Seed yields success from humble beginnings
Iowa-based Stine Seed Co. has a history starting on a central Iowa farm that and has developed into a worldwide business of corn and soybean genetics.
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