Genomics is helping the Foster family fast-track genetic progress, improve selection accuracy, and breed structurally sound, grass-finished cattle suited to diverse markets.
This edition of Talking Genomics follows your livestock DNA samples through the lab—from check-in to extraction, genotyping, and final reporting.
At Ascot Angus and Charolais, every stud animal is tested for key traits including docility, calving ease, carcass traits. Genomics drives better outcomes for their clients and the supply chain.
Neogen’s global network is opening new international market opportunities for leading Australian cattle stud, Palgrove, enhancing breeding accuracy through global data integration and trait prediction.
The speed of genetic improvement in the Laurie family’s Knowla Angus herd has been supercharged in a way that could only be dreamed of before genomic testing.
This edition of 'Talking Genomics' explores the genetics of polledness in beef cattle and how DNA testing can speed up the transition to polled herds.
Neogen marked Australian Food Safety Week with allergen awareness, highlighting the importance of reading food labels for consumer safety.
Neogen announces partnership with Food Safety Information Council to sponsor the council’s 2024 Australian Food Safety Week.
Discover what our team at Neogen Australasia has been up to last winter. We've seen a growing interest in genomics across the sectors. Read more about our activities and key highlights.
Highlights from the Neogen Future Flock program that inspired the next generation of Australian sheep farmers.
This edition of 'Talking Genomics' discusses the benefits of genomic selection for livestock breeders.
Queensland's Macarthur family, with six decades of Santa Gertrudis breeding, is leveraging genomics to improve herd performance. Learn how this technology has led to positive improvements in their cattle operation.
