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Selecting and Maintaining Cattle Replacements

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By Jaclyn Krymowski 
| American Cattlemen
Selecting and Maintaining Cattle Replacements Selecting and maintaining replacement heifers is the future of the herd, building on the best of what your genetics have to offer and hopefully carrying that on to the next generations of terminal and replacement animals. But breeding up or even maintaining the quality of your genetic pool doesn’t happen by accident. Heifer replacements and breeding goals go hand and hand.
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The Power of Genomics in Dairy Cattle

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By Jaclyn Krymowski 
| American Dairymen
Genetic improvement is inarguably one of the biggest drivers that has built American agriculture and food abundance as we know it today. Dairy producers were among the earliest adapters and innovators in this regard. And when you have some as far as many breeders have, it can be difficult to continually improve upon what is already the best.
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Rebuilding the Pasture Amid Tough Seasons

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By Jaclyn Krymowski 
| American Cattlemen
Pasture soil is a living, almost breathing system, so it can be highly vulnerable to environmental extremes. In recent years, much of the country has endured a stretch of dry summers followed by especially harsh winters, creating significant stress on pasture systems. When forage growth slows under these conditions, pastures are easily overgrazed, making it harder for annuals to establish and perennial stands to recover.
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