Often you stumble upon a great tool, a simple but effective template or a website/system that you just wish you had found earlier. Because of this, we decided to package up all of our favourites (some of ours and some from external sources) and share them with you in a simple curated list. We hope that you find them as useful as we do. Lastly, we are constantly looking to improve our list so if you have a gem then please let us know at info@nextgenagri.com.
Igenity profiles provide a tool to rank cattle on traits that impact productivity, helping commercial producers select replacement heifers based on genetic merit. Igenity ranks cattle using simple 1–10 scores for key traits.
This is a genetic plan guide prepared for the Australian Limousin Breeders Society by the neXtgen Agri team as part of our ongoing breed advancement work for the society.
The ultimate guide to help you make the right ram-buying decisions. Download this valuable resource from this page or order a physical copy. The guide is free, you only have to pay for postage.
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Often when we think about buying in new genetics, we think about selecting for the things that make us more money. However, it is important to also consider that a lot of the things that cost us money are also under some genetic control. This booklet is designed to help guide you through the four key aspects of a genetic plan.
Igenity profiles provide a tool to rank cattle on traits that impact productivity, helping commercial producers select replacement heifers based on genetic merit. Igenity ranks cattle using simple 1–10 scores for key traits.
This is a genetic plan guide prepared for the Australian Limousin Breeders Society by the neXtgen Agri team as part of our ongoing breed advancement work for the society.
This guide is designed to assist you in the thought processes required to improve labour efficiency associated with your sheep enterprise.
Visually assessed traits are included in the breeding objective of all stud and commercial sheep breeders, regardless of their target market or environment.
The trait ‘susceptibility to footrot’ is quoted as FR. FR describes a sheep’s susceptibility to footrot using it’s genetic difference in footrot score.
A handy reference percentile bands table with all the facts and figures for comparing Hereford calves
Another reference percentile bands table with all the facts and figures for comparing Angus calves
