Sentence examples for a breeding association from inspiring English sources

However, this may not be possible to implement in the situation of a breeding association since the computational demands and the extreme number of records may be too great.

Of those, 680 (412 with tie-stalls and 268 with free-stalls) belonged to a Swiss breeding association and had therefore composite SCC data available; they were included in the further analysis.

Similarly, increased levels of perceived vulnerability were also found among managers, who received infection control information during the 2007 equine influenza outbreak from either a sporting or breeding association or society or from a non-veterinarian horse professional such as a farrier, chiropractor, dentist, horse trainer or riding coach.

Look for a local dog breeding association and call them for names of breeders registered with them.

Similar occurrences were seen in a study by Psorakis et al. (2012), who used co-location at feeding events to document the change in avian associations as mating pairs were formed at the beginning of a breeding season; association patterns rapidly changed from random to a highly structured proximity network at the onset of the breeding season.

In 20 November 1894, Finland's first horse breeding association Hevoskasvatusyhdistys Hippos (now Suomen Hippos) was founded to breed and improve the Finnish horse by the means of purebreeding, and in 1905, a governmental decree was issued for horse breeding associations to be founded throughout the country, leading to the establishment of the Finnhorse stud book in 1907.

In addition, chestnut colour was officially chosen as an official aim for breeding as the "utmost original" colour of the Finnhorse, and named the "Hippos colour" after Hevoskasvatusyhditys Hippos, the name of the recently founded Finnish national horse breeding association that is now Suomen Hippos.

Only 17 Limpurg cows were registered in 1967, so the breeding association was dissolved.

Data of the first lactation protein yield from 604 637 daughters of 734 sires were obtained from GENO breeding and AI association (the Norwegian breeding association for dairy cattle).

In Finland, the mating statistics and foaling rates per stallion are published yearly by Suomen Hippos, which is the Finnish trotting and breeding association authorized by the EU.

This work was funded by Forest and Wood Products Australia (FWPA), ArborGen LLC, the Southern Tree Breeding Association (STBA), Queensland Department of Primary Industry QDPII) and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization CSIROO).