Going to a bull sale without a defined breeding objective is like sending a hungry man to the supermarket without a shopping list, Dr Peter McGilchrist told last year’s Red Meat Forum in Gippsland. Many producers still don’t have a well-defined breeding objective, and while they may buy a good bull, their herd still isn’t progressing, genetics editor Alastair Rayner writes in this week’s genetics review…
THE phrase, “Before anything else, preparation is the key to success,” is one of the most recognised quotes of Scottish inventor and scientist Alexander Graham Bell.
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