Sentence examples for breeding plans from inspiring English sources
Regional agricultural committees (hushållningssällskap) were given the authority to create breeding plans and prioritise the use of bulls that met breed standards in Sweden.
Designing breeding plans that optimise components simultaneously is a complex task.
At the turn of the century, merely 20 years after breeding plans emerged, the average mountain cow had nearly doubled its weight and its milk output (ibid).
Genomic information has been implemented in livestock breeding schemes with ad hoc breeding plans, suggesting that the potential benefits of genomic information are not being fully exploited.
Recently, a role in both classical and atypical scrapie was assigned to new mutations, increasing the overall number of polymorphisms of interest for breeding plans.
Thus, it could be an important tool not only to defend Cinta Senese pork chain from frauds but also to design breeding plans to eliminate non belted alleles from this pig population.
The studbook for the Poitevin is based in Niort, and the breed is the subject of a conservation breeding plan, the goal of which is to eventually revive the production of Poitou mules.
Birth control is used for more than half of the female Western lowland gorillas held in 50 or so American zoos, said Kristen Lukas, who runs the species' breeding plan for the zoo association.
Zoos must figure out how to mate captive cheetahs and many other animals as so-called insurance populations, before their situation in the wild becomes untenable, said Jack Grisham, who has coordinated the association's cheetah breeding plan for 20 years.
Meantime, the comprehensive assessments of genetic diversity of Chinese cherry resources in the biodiversity center have provided us basic genetic knowledge of this species, and this information will be very useful to policy makers on cherry breeding plan and species conservation.
Simulation studies based on evolutionary genetics [ 26] predict a breeding plan's long-term outcomes and also the efficacy of genetic selection as a control strategy.
