Neogen has announced the commercial release of ImmuneDEX for Merinos, a new genomic index designed to help Merino producers breed tougher, more resilient animals.
The University of Queensland and Neogen have brought the Guarani Poll test to market, enabling detection of the Guarani Poll genetic variant in Bos indicus cattle.
This edition of Talking Genomics explains how relationship and marker effects approaches use genomic data to improve breeding value accuracy.
Drawing on over 30 years of experience with Australian rangeland producers, Greg was invited to present on ‘Enhancement of Ecosystem Services in the Rangelands via Livestock Grazing.’
In challenging seasons, early genotyping helps breeders focus on the best animals, reduce bias, and invest feed and labour wisely.
Neogen explains how Combined LAMBPLAN gives breeders more powerful genetic evaluations, helping select the best animals for productivity and profitability.
Join Neogen and MLA in the Building Better Merino Flocks project. Apply genomic tools with Smart Flock Select to boost flock productivity and profitability.
Graneta Angus blends genomic testing with practical breeding to deliver Angus bulls suited to Queensland’s commercial and stud herds.
At NIOA Santa Gertrudis, data-driven selection backed by Neogen's genomic tools is helping drive long-term genetic progress and commercial impact.
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Neogen, in collaboration with CSIRO, Sheep Genetics, and AGBU, is leading a landmark initiative to deliver immune competence breeding values for Australian Merino sheep, a first for the sheep industry.
This edition of Talking Genomics explores the role of performance data in genomic testing and why a strong well recorded reference population is key to accurate breeding values.
Early adoption of Neogen genomic tools has helped Booragul Angus boost consistency and better match bulls to feedlot, breeder, and export markets.
