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PGG Wrightson World Angus Forum 2013 - Dorian Garrick, Professor in Animal Sciences, Animal Breeding
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Rural TV was honoured to be media partners of the historical event celebrating 150 years of Angus breeding in New Zealand and the time when the Angus world turned it's attention to our grass-fed pastoral farming systems of which we are world-class.
Tony Glynn of Rural TV hosted various key-note speakers on the couch for a 'yarn' (interview) at the 2013 World Angus Forum held at the Rotorua Energy Event Centre in October.
MEET DORIAN GARRICK -- PROFESSOR IN ANIMAL SCIENCES, ANIMAL BREEDING AND GENETICS @ IOWA STATE UNIVERSTIY, USA
Dorian talks to Tony about how genomic technologies are advancing the prediction of performance and growth in cattle through DNA, and the benefits beyond physical recording methods.
He explains the 50K DNA SNP chip and how cattle breeders can use the predictions, the cost & time saving it provides and when is the right time to invest in DNA.
Dorian explains how dairy's uptake of DNA has been advantageous and how they have been studying six generations of chicken's DNA to understand the accuracy of the technology in cattle.
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Tony Glynn of Rural TV hosted various key-note speakers on the couch for a 'yarn' (interview) at the 2013 World Angus Forum held at the Rotorua Energy Event Centre in October.
MEET DORIAN GARRICK -- PROFESSOR IN ANIMAL SCIENCES, ANIMAL BREEDING AND GENETICS @ IOWA STATE UNIVERSTIY, USA
Dorian talks to Tony about how genomic technologies are advancing the prediction of performance and growth in cattle through DNA, and the benefits beyond physical recording methods.
He explains the 50K DNA SNP chip and how cattle breeders can use the predictions, the cost & time saving it provides and when is the right time to invest in DNA.
Dorian explains how dairy's uptake of DNA has been advantageous and how they have been studying six generations of chicken's DNA to understand the accuracy of the technology in cattle.
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