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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"stayability"”.

  1. Estimation of heterotic effects on stayability in beef cattle

    Stayability in beef cattle is defined as the probability that a cow remains in the herd until age six given that she has calved as a heifer. In some breeds with total herd reporting, those cows are required to calve every year. Stayability influences herd profitability by decreasing the need for …

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  2. Phenotypic and genetic evaluation of fitness characteristics in sheep under a range environment

    … and quality, prolificacy, body condition, ewe stayability and lamb survival. Average heritability estimates for lamb birth weight (BWT), weaning weight (WW), maternal weaning weight, yearling body weight, fleece weight, spinning count and staple length were 0.19, 0.09, 0.08, 0.35, 0.38, 0.25, …

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  3. Comparisons of Holstein, Brown Swiss, and Jersey cows for age at first calving, first calving interval, and true herd-life up to five years in seven regions of the United States

    … up to five years of age. They consisted of stayability, number of completed lactations, days lived, herd-life, and total days in milk. For herds with one breed, the order for stayability to five years of age, from longer to shorter-lived breed was: Brown Swiss, Jersey and Holstein, but for …

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