Genetic Evaluation of Dairy Cattle Using Test Day Yields and Random Regression Model
A model for analyzing test day records that contains both fixed and random regression coefficients was applied to the genetic evaluation of first lactation data for Canadian Holstein dairy cows. Data were 5.1million test day records with milk, fat, and protein yields from calvings between 1988 and 1...
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description | A model for analyzing test day records that contains both fixed and random regression coefficients was applied to the genetic evaluation of first lactation data for Canadian Holstein dairy cows. Data were 5.1million test day records with milk, fat, and protein yields from calvings between 1988 and 1995 from herds in four regions of Canada. Each evaluated animal received five predictions for each trait representing the random regression coefficients. From these solutions, a range of estimated breeding values for various parts of the lactation could be calculated. Three genetic measures of persistency were compared. Bulls could be selected for both yields and persistency of their daughters in whatever combination was desirable. Test day analyses could result in monthly genetic evaluations for yield traits. |
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