Genetic Assessment

Genetic Assessment – Validation, guidance and intelligence for genetic progress

As much as we’d like it to be otherwise, genetic progress cannot be seen overnight. Because of this, it can be hard to see the improvement in your herd on a day-to-day basis.

Genetic assessment is a way to validate that genetics are moving in the right direction. This process is done by analysing an animal’s pedigree or genomic information. This is a way to assure that the next generation is better than the last when comparing traits determined in your initial genetic plan.

Your cows are created equal, recognising this helps you rank your cows from best to worst. This can help you then segment the herd and identify which females will be used to make your next generation.

Whether you’re evaluating your herd on your own or relying on a genetic advisor, genetic assessment is a crucial step to keep you on track with your genetic goals.

Genus ABS Solutions for Genetic Assessment

Genetic Review

The newest tool in the genetic services portfolio – the Genus ABS genetic review – perfectly complements GMS 2.0 to get the greatest return on your genetic investment. Similar to a report card, this annual audit provides an overview of your herd’s genetics. With this baseline, you can make future comparisons and see genetics in […]

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Reproductive Management Systems

Improving reproduction to get more cows pregnant. RMS is a technical service package to maximising pregnancy production, milk and profit. RMS works especially well on today’s large dairy farms where a dedicated team take care of the entire reproduction process, from heat detection to data analisys to ensure efficiency in all the steps of the […]

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GMS 2.0

Genetics keep improving. So should your mating program. Meet Genetic Management System® (GMS®) 2.0 – an innovative, completely redesigned mating program built with your unique goals in mind. Introduced in 2016, GMS 2.0 continues to offer sound, unbiased mating selections based on economically important production, health, and type traits. The result: longer-lasting, profitable cows. Its […]

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