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2021
- Allen, K. Genetic gains make financial sense. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, July 15. 2021. [AGIL developed the net merit index and continues research for updates]
- Allen, K. Milk markets and genetics meet. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, July 12. 2021. [AGIL developed the net merit index and continues research for updates]
- Allen, K. New Net Merit shakes up bull list. Hoard's Dairyman Bull List, Aug. 13. 2021. [AGIL developed the net merit index and continues research for updates]
- Allen, K. Open cows are the enemy of profitability. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, July 8. 2021. [AGIL developed the net merit index and continues research for updates]
- American Jersey Cattle Association. New undesirable genetic factor identified in Jersey breed. California Dairy 30(1):8–9. 2021. [AGIL discovered the JNS haplotype]
- American Jersey Cattle Association. Updates made to JerseyMate to recognize newly identified JNS matings and improve inbreeding calculations. USJersey, News Releases, Jan. 21. 2021. [AGIL discovered the JNS haplotype]
Also published as: - California Dairy, Industry News, Calf Care, Jan. 21. 2021.
- DairyBusiness, DHIA, Jan. 25. 2021.
- Progressive Dairy 35(4):77.
- April 2021 evaluation changes. CDCB Connection, Mar. 2021.
- April 2021 triannual evaluations. CDCB Connection, April. 2021.
- August changes to evaluation system. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2021.
- Buchard, J. Can we find genetic solutions to lameness? Hoard's Intel, Sept. 16. 2021.
- Burchard, J., K. Parker Gaddis, and D. Norman. CDCB leads efforts to reduce lameness with genetics. Progressive Dairy, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Feb. 24. 2021.
Also published as: - Progressive Dairy 35(4):52. 2021.
- Carrillo, J., and K. Tokuhisa. The U.S. has recorded 5 million genotypes. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Mar. 18. 2021.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Apr.. 2021.
- Carrillo, J., and K. Tokuhisa. Five million genomic tests fuel genomic evaluations. Hoard's Dairyman 166:282. 2021. [AGIL started and maintained the genotype database through 2014]
- CDCB Board: December actions. CDCB Connection, Jan. 2021.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (April 2021). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 20. 2021.
Also published as: - CDCB recaps the April 6th evaluation changes. The Bullvine, News, Apr. 12. 2021.
- CDCB industry meeting: Improving cow mobility. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2021. [AGIL will present a research update at the meeting]
- CDCB, USDA researchers to present at ADSA. CDCB Connection, July. 2021.
- Changes to CDCB evaluation system (August 2021). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, July 8. 2021.
Also published as: - The Bullvine, Aug. 10. 2021.
- Changes to the net merit forumla explained webinar. Semex webinar series, Aug. 4. 2021.
- Colavito Markesich, K. Geneticist’s research predicts and improves animal health and performance. University of Connecticut, College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources (CAHNR) Newsroom, Jan. 11. 2021.
- Dechow, C. We can select for healthy heifers. Hoard's Dairyman 166:95. 2021. [AGIL conducted the research for genetic evaluation of heifer livability]
- Dürr, J. Lifetime net merit revised in August for balanced selection, profitable dairy cows. DairyBusiness, Magazine, July 5. 2021.
- Dürr, J. More feed-efficient cows are on the way. Hoard's Dairyman 166:348–349. 2021.
- Dürr, J. Net Merit revised with August genetic evaluations. Progressive Dairy 35(15):62–63. 2021
- Dürr, J. New Net Merit debuts this week. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Aug. 9. 2021.
- Eaglen, S. Heifer Livability – where is the buzz? Progressive Dairy, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, March 23. 2021. [AGIL conducted the research for genetic evaluation of heifer livability]
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Apr. 2021.
- Progressive Dairy 35(7):60–61. 2021.
- Elliott, S. Genome to phenome: ARS research in precision agriculture. California Dairy, Industry News, Animal Health & Nutrition, Apr. 2. 2021.
Also published as: - California Dairy 30(6):24–25. 2021.
- Exclusive access: Net merit $ 2021. CDCB Connection, June. 2021.
- Feed Saved added to TPI formula. CDCB Connection, Mar. 2021. [AGIL was a collaborator on genetic evaluation of feed saved]
- Geiger, C. More feed-efficient cows are on the way. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, May 13. 2021.
- GEM welcomes new chair, members. CDCB Connection Special Edition, Apr. 2021. [AGIL scientist Paul VanRaden represents USDA on the CDCB Genetic Evaluation Methods Committee]
- Genomics: Ushering in a cattle breeding revolution. Jersey Journal 68(7):18–20, 22. 2021.
- Gilles, M. This farmer's best cows are "margin" cows. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, July 12. 2021. [AGIL developed the net merit index and continues research for updates]
- Gilles, M. Three genetic traits debut in August proofs. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, July 8. 2021. [AGIL conducted the research for evaluation of early first calving and heifer livability and collaborated on the research for evaluation of feed efficiency]
- Gilles, M. We need to have a multi-trait mindset. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, July 15. 2021. [AGIL developed the net merit index and continues research for updates]
- Golombeski, A. The cost of delaying first calving. Hubbard Feeds, Mar. 23. 2021. [AGIL conducted the USDA research on optimal age at first calving for maximizing production]
- Haplotype calls for Ayrshire curly calf syndrome. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2021.
- Hastings, J. CDCB to keep feed efficiency – Feed Saved trait independent in April genetic evaluations. DairyBusiness, DHIA, News, Jan. 29. 2021.
- Hastings, J. CDCB's Joao Durr on the new formula for Lifetime Net Merit genetic index. DairyBusiness, July 21. 2021.
Also published as: - DairyBusiness update. YouTube video [16:48]. Dairy Business, July 21. 2021.
- Dairy Business interviews João Dürr. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2021.
- Hastings, J. National DHIA holds annual meeting virtually. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Apr. 1. 2021.
- Hunt, M. Feed efficiency indexes – which one will you use? The Bullvine, Feature Article, Aug. 6. 2021. [AGIL was a collaborator on genetic evaluation of feed saved and developed the net merit index]
- Jersey jargon: Jersey neuropathy splayed forelimbs (JNS) discovered. Jersey Journal 68(1):92. 2021.
- Jersey neuropathy rising in recent years [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 166:434. 2021.
- McWhorter, T., and D. Norman. Seeking data to select beef sires. Hoard's Dairyman 166:155. 2021.
- Natzke, D. In Focus: Management, genetics boost milk quality. Progressive Dairy, Topics, Management, May 7. 2021.
Also published as: - Progressive Dairy 35(8):20–21. 2021.
- NDHIA hosts 56th annual meeting and leadership session. CDCB Connection, Apr. 2021.
- Net merit $: Resources available. CDCB Connection, June. 2021.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, July.. 2021.
- Net merit improved to maximize cow profitability. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2021.
Also published as: - The Bullvine, News, Aug. 18. 2021.
- Net Merit revisions coming in August 2021. The Bullvine, News, July 7. 2021.
- Net merit to be updated in August. CDCB Connection Special Edition, Apr. 2021. [AGIL conducted the research for the net merit changes]
Also published as: - Geiger, C. New Net Merit index to be unveiled in August. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Apr. 29.
- The Bullvine, Apr. 29. 2021.
- Net Merit Index to be updated in August. Progressive Dairy, Industry News, Apr. 30. 2021.
- New policy for 2022: Adding genomically-discovered MGS, MGGS to pedigrees. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2021. [AGIL developed the ancestor discovery methodology]
- Nicolazzi, E. Genomics drives new trait development. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Apr. 2. 2021. [AGIL is a collaborator on genetic evaluation of new traits]
- Nicolazzi, E., G. Jansen, J.P. Nani, and P. VanRaden. Scaling of genomic inbreeding. CDCB, News, Apr. 9. 2021.
Also published as: - Changes to scaling of genomic inbreeding. CDCB Connection, Apr. 2021.
- Changes to scaling of genomic inbreeding. The Bullvine, Apr. 12. 2021.
- Payne, B. Executive Director's column ... [curly calf syndrome]. The Angle, 4(5):6, 50. 2021.
- Resources on net merit 2021. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2021.
- Schmitt, J. The right milk for the region. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, July 12. 2021. [AGIL developed the net merit, fluid merit, and cheese merit indices and continues research for updates]
- U of Georgia, CDCB and AGIL collaborate on evaluation methods. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2021.
- USDA AGIL welcomes Asha Miles. CDCB Connection, Mar. 2021.
- USDA seeking animal research geneticist. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2021.
- Vieira, L. Como os Estados Unidos antingirarm sucesso na pecuária leiteira? [How did the United States achieve success in dairy cattle? – interview with João Dürr]. Girolando 127:14–16. 2021.
- We have new tools to breed cows. Moderator: C. Geiger; panelists: J. Dürr, C. Dechow, L. Holterman, and C. Wolf. Hoard's Dairyman, DairyLivestream, July 8. 2021. [AGIL conducted the research for evaluation of early first calving and heifer livability and collaborated on the research for evaluation of feed efficiency]
- What are we breeding for, and who decides? American Dairy Science Association/Elsevier news release, Mar. 23. 2021.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Apr. 2021.
- The Bullvine, Apr. 12. 2021.
- What's new for August?. CDCB Connection, July. 2021.
2020
- 4 million genotypes! CDCB Connection, Mar. 2020.
Also published as: - DairyBusiness News Team DP. 4 million genotypes announced by CDCB. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, Mar. 10. 2020.
- 2020 Recognition Week kickoff video. YouTube video [4:41]. USDA-ARS, Sept. 14. 2020.
- A case for genotyping [editorial]. Jersey Journal 67(12):17. 2020.
- A new undesirable genetic factor in Jerseys [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 165:732. 2020. [AGIL discovered the JNS haplotype]
- A procedure to better account for inbreeding implemented in August. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Allen, K. Saving feed saves money. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Nov. 16. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on genetic evaluation of feed saved]
- Alward, K. Associations of selection indexes with phenotypic traits, beef on dairy and future of genetics. ADSA Dair-e-News, June 25. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on genetic evaluation of Jersey health traits]
- August 2020 calving traits will reflect lower breed averages. CDCB Connection, June. 2020.
- Basiel, B. Genetic evaluations are all about the future. ADSA Dair-e-News, June 24. 2020.
- Beef-on-dairy study published in JDS. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2020.
- Breed for feed efficiency: Feed saved. CDCB Connection, Dec. 2020.
- Calving ease improvements: August 2020. Webinar by CDCB and USDA AGIL. YouTube video [1:05:08]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, July 17. 2020.
- Calving trait changes coming this month [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 165:214. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Calving trait resources. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2020.
- Career opportunity at USDA AGIL. CDCB Connection, July. 2020.
- CDCB, AGIL scientists, interns present at ADSA. CDCB Connection, July. 2020.
- CDCB annual meeting - register today! CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (April 2020). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 5. 2020.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, April. 2020.
- DairyBusiness, Magazine, Apr. 17. 2020.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (August 2020). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, July 7. 2020.
Also published as: - National DHIA. CDCB shares August evaluation system changes. DairyBusiness, TheWeekly, Aug. 26. 2020.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (December 2020). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Nov. 9. 2020.
Also published as: - Feed Saved and Heifer Livability provide additional measures to help fine-tune Holstein progress. Sire Summaries (Holstein Association USA's Red Book), December 2020, inside front cover. 2020.
- CDCB industry meeting: Focus on genetics, sustainability of feed efficiency. Progressive Dairy, Industry News, Oct. 15. 2020.
- CDCB meeting Nov. 2 to focus on feed saved. CDCB Connection, Oct. special edition. 2020.
- CEO comments, including heifer livability trait, by Joao Durr, CDCB Industry Meeting, Nov 2, 2020. YouTube video [1:05:08]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, July 17. 2020.
- CDCB provides details on the changes to the evaluation system for December 2020. The Bullvine, News, Nov. 10. 2020.
- Cole, J.B., S.A.E. Eaglen, T.J. Lawlor, and E.L. Nicolazzi. August 2020 calving traits will reflect lower breed averages. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, June 3. 2020.
Also published as: - The Bullvine, June 10. 2020.
- A reset on calving ease. Hoard's Dairyman, All Articles, Features, June 18. 2020.
- A reset on calving ease. Hoard's Dairyman 165:392. 2020.
- DairyBusiness News Team DP. DairyBusiness, Magazine, July 6. 2020.
- August genetic evaluations: Significant changes for calving traits. Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council Newsletter, Featured Column, Aug. 2020.
- Progressive Dairy 34(13):47–49. 2020.
- Progressive Dairy, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Aug. 7. 2020.
- Durr, J. A reset on calving ease. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Aug. 10. 2020.
- The Pulse, Summer, p. 10. 2020.
- Connecting with team CDCB and AGIL. CDCB Connection, July. 2020.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding Activity Report Oct19/Sep2020. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Dairy feed intake, feed efficiency and social responsibility - panel discussion. YouTube video [43:46]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, June 12. 2020.
- DCRC collaborates with CDCB for October 2 webinar. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Sept. 17. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on adjustment of the calving ease evaluation system and evaluations for feed efficiency]
- DCRC, CDCB present webinar on calving, feed saved. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on adjustment of the calving ease evaluation system and evaluations for feed efficiency]
- DCRC webinar on genetics of calving, feed efficiency. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on adjustment of the calving ease evaluation system and evaluations for feed efficiency]
- December 2020 evaluation changes. CDCB Connection, Dec. 2020.
- December 2020: Summary of all evaluation changes. CDCB Connection, Nov. 2020.
- Dechow, C. Calving ease evaluations shifted in April. Hoard's Dairyman 165:330. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on adjustment of the calving ease evaluation system]
- Dechow, C. Direct selection for feed efficiency is now possible. Hoard's Dairyman 165:725. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on genetic evaluation of the new trait "Feed Saved"]
- Dickrell, J. August Holstein calving traits will be vastly different. Dairy Herd Management, News, July 1. 2020.
- Dickrell, J. Genetic base change coming in April. Dairy Herd Management, News, Feb. 10. 2020.
Also published as:
- Dickrell, J. Heifer livability genetic evaluations coming in December. Dairy Herd Management, Management Resources, Animal Health, Oct. 8. 2020.
- Dickrell, J. Jersey sire evaluations to include health traits in April. Dairy Herd Management, News, Jan. 14. 2020.
- Durr, J. Feed Saved trait can vary 1,600 pounds. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Dec. 28. 2020.
- Dürr, J. April's genetic evaluations have many updates. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Mar. 16. 2020.
- Dürr, J. Connecting with João Dürr. CDCB Connection, June. 2020.
- Eaglen, S. The April 2020 genetic evaluation – a summary of the changes. Progressive Dairy 34(7):54–56. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on evaluation changes]
Also published as:
- Eaglen, S.A.E., and J.B. Cole. What's going on with calving ease? Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, May. 2020.
Also published as:
- Egan, K. Mixed breed bulls maximizing efficiency and more. Progressive Dairy, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, July 13. 2020.
Also published as:- Progressive Dairy 35(1)44. 2021.
- Exciting changes coming with April evaluations [editorial]. Jersey Journal 67(3):17. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on evaluation changes]
- Faust, M. Calving traits 2.0 – Reevaluating your dairy’s strategy for calving traits. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Sept. 4, 2020.
- Faust, M. Highlights from the American Dairy Science Association virtual annual meeting 2020. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Sept. 4. 2020.
- Feed saved launched at CDCB industry meeting. CDCB Connection, Nov. 2020.
- Feed saved methodology, by Paul VanRaden, Ph.D., at 2020 CDCB Industry Meeting on Nov 2, 2020. YouTube video [16:02]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Nov. 3. 2020.
- Feed saved results, by Kristen Parker Gaddis, Ph.D., at 2020 CDCB Industry Meeting on Nov 2, 2020. YouTube video [17:11]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Nov. 3. 2020.
- Feed saved trait: New in December!. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2020.
- Fox, M. Mature cows: sustainability at its best. Hoard's Dairyman 165:374. 2020. [AIPL research used in Table 2]
- Geiger, C. A little bull list shuffle this August. Hoard's Dairyman, Bull List, Aug. 14. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on evaluation changes]
- Geiger, C. Changes come with April 2020 sire summaries. Hoard's Dairyman, Bull List, Apr. 10. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on improvements to calving ease evaluations and inbreeding estimates]
- Genetics of feed efficiency, by Kent Weigel, Ph.D., at 2020 CDCB Industry Meeting on Nov 2, 2020. YouTube video [13:46]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Nov. 3. 2020.
- Genomic selection helps improve dairy cattle fertility, speed of genetic improvement. Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council, Newsletter, Featured Column, Dec. 2020.
Also published as:- Progressive Dairy 35(1)42. 2021.
- Genomic selection in dairy cows creates opportunities not possible with traditional selection. Elsevier press release, Research and Journals, May 18. 2020. [AGIL developed and released the first U.S. national genomic evaluations]
Also published as:- ADSA Dair-e-News, May 18. 2020.
- Genomic progress in dairy science. Technology Networks, News, May 19. 2020.
- Genomic selection in cows creates opportunities. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, DHIA, News, May 22. 2020.
- June JDS highlights genetic progress. CDCB Connection, June. 2020.
- Hastings, J. Breeding the right kind of cow is key to dairy profitability [interview with Lloyd Holterman, WI]. DairyVoice.com, episode 18, May 14. 2020. [AGIL researchers mentioned at 28:04]
- Hastings, J. DairyBusiness Update with Joao Durr of the CDCB on new evaluations for feed efficiency and information about dairy’s sustainability. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, Oct. 8. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator on evaluations for feed efficiency]
- Heifer livability for Holstein and Jersey CDCB Connection, Dec. 2020. [AGIL conducted the research for genetic evaluation of heifer livability]
- Heifer livability: New trait in December! CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020. [AGIL conducted the research for genetic evaluation of heifer livability]
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Editorial: A genetics story that consumers should hear. Hoard's Dairyman, All Articles, Features, Mar. 10. 2020.
Also published as:- Hoard's Dairyman 165:154. 2020.
- Holstein and Jersey type traits see changes in April [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 165:214. 2020. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- In memoriam [Dr. Ronald Dean Plowman]. CDCB Connection, Feb. 2020.
- Industry, universities collaborate to identify mastitis resistance. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2020.
- Jersey neuropathy with splayed forelimbs (JNS). Jersey Journal 67(12):25–26. 2020. [AGIL discovered the JNS haplotype]
- Joint Israeli-US team recognized by BARD. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020.
- Krymowski, J. New Feed Saved trait could improve dairy sustainability and profitability. Progressive Dairy, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Nov. 9. 2020.
Also published as:- Progressive Dairy 35(1):35. 2021.
- NAAB holds 74th meeting, announces peer awards. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020. [John Cole won the NAAB Research Award]
- National Association of Animal Breeders announces 2020 peer award recipients. National Association of Animal Breeders, News, Oct. 5. 2020. [John Cole won the NAAB Research Award]
- Net merit: Changes in trait weightings for August. CDCB Connection, July. 2020. [AGIL conducted the research for the net merit changes]
Also published as: - Net merit: Changes in trait weightings. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2020.
- New haplotype identified in Jersey breed. CDCB Connections, Dec. 2020. [AGIL discovered the JNS haplotype]
- New undesirable genetic factor identified in Jersey breed. Progressive Dairy 34(20):7–8. 2020. [AGIL discovered the JNS haplotype]
- Nicolazzi, E.L., and K.L. Parker Gaddis. Genetic impacts on calving, feed efficiency. YouTube video [50:05]. Ask the Experts, Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council/Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Oct. 6. 2020.
- Norman, H.D., M. Neupane, and P. VanRaden. Coming soon: Genetic evaluations for heifer livability. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Oct. 5. 2020.
- Norman, H.D., P. VanRaden, and G. Wiggans. April 2020: Genetic base change. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Feb. 7. 2020. [Link is to revised version released on Feb. 21, 2020]
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Special Edition, Feb. 2020.
- DairyBusiness, Magazine, Feb. 17. 2020.
- CDCB Connection, Feb. 2020.
- CDCB Connection, Mar. 2020.
- April 2020 sire summary base change. The Angle 3(3):31. 2020.
- Panel Q&A on new feed saved trait at 2020 CDCB Industry meeting on Nov 2, 2020. YouTube video [14:41]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Nov. 3. 2020.
- Parker Gaddis, K. Genetic tool for feed efficiency coming in December. Progressive Dairy 34(18):62–63. 2020.
- Parker Gaddis, K. Learn more about the new trait “Feed Saved”. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Oct. 26. 2020.
- Preview of feed efficiency genetic evaluations, Paul Vanraden (2019). YouTube video [27:08]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, June 12. 2020.
- Ravindran, S. Developing a better cattle reference genome. SPLASH! milk science update, July. 2020.
Also published as: - A better cattle reference genome. California Dairy 30(7):8–10. 2021.
- Sandeen, A. Beef on dairy genetics. DairyBusiness, DHIA, Dec. 4. 2020. [AGIL staff (Jana Hutchison, John Cole, Gary Fok, and Paul VanRaden) were coauthors of a paper cited in the article]
- Schneider, S. A more than meaningful question: How much inbreeding can the breed tolerate? Holstein International 26(10):10–11. 2020.
- Stevenson, J. Genomics: Better pregnancy rates with more milk. Hoard's Dairyman, All Articles, Features, Mar. 27. 2020. [AIP developed daughter pregnancy rate genomic evaluations]
Also published as: - Hoard's Dairyman 165:226. 2020.
- The future of phenomics in dairy cattle breeding. National Association of Animal Breeders, News, Apr. 13. 2020. [AGIL scientist (John Cole) was senior author of the paper cited in the article]
- University of Wisconsin-Madison Dairy Brain's Coordinated Innovation Network (CIN). Farming out data-driven decisions. Hoard's Dairyman 165:185. 2020.
- U.S., Canadian collaboration in hoof health data. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020.
- USDA AGIL hiring research geneticist. CDCB Connection, Special Edition, Sept. 2020.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020.
- USDA, ARS. Agricultural Research Service 2019 Report on Science. Washington, DC. 2020.[AGIL research on crossbred evaluation cited]
- VanRaden inducted into ARS Science Hall of Fame. CDCB Connection, Special Edition, Sept. 2020.
Also published as: - ICYMI: VanRaden inducted into Hall of Fame. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2020.
- VanRaden inducted into ARS Science Hall of Fame. Jersey Journal 67(11):14. 2020.
- VanRaden inducted into JDS Club 100. CDCB Connection, July. 2020.
- VanRaden inducted into USDA Hall of Fame. CDCB Connection, In the News, Feb. 2020.
- Watters, S. Researchers will take a big data approach to finding genes that may confer mastitis resistance in this new USDA grant. University of Maryland, College of Agriculture & Natural Resources, News, Sept. 8. 2020.
Also published as: - Genetic data to be mined to identify mastitis resistance. Feedstuffs, Nutrition & Health, Sept. 9. 2020.
- What's going on with calving ease? CDCB Connection, May. 2020.
2019
- ADSA highlights 10 years of genomic selection. CDCB Connection, July. 2019.[AGIL was a collaborator]
- ADSA symposium highlights 10 years of genomic selection. CDCB Connection, June. 2019.
- Bechtel, W. $2 million granted to Michigan State for dairy feed efficiency study. Dairy Herd Management, Veterinary Research, May 30. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Bierma, J. News explosion at the US convention & conference. Holstein International 26(8):57. 2019. [3 AGIL (John Cole) quotes in sidebar]
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (April 2019). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 12. 2019.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (August 2019). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, July 11. 2019.
Also published as: - August evaluations: What's New?. CDCB Connection, July. 2019.
- August evaluations: What's New?. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2019.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (December 2019). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Nov. 5. 2019.
Also published as: - December 2019: Changes to evaluation system. CDCB Connection, Nov. 2019.
- Changes come alongside December genetic evaluations. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Nov. 25. 2019.
- CDCB hires Lillian Bacheller. CDCB Connection, July. 2019.
- CDCB hosts 150 genetic enthusiasts at Reno meeting. CDCB Connection, Mar. 2019.
- CDCB invests in feed intake research, data collection (May 23, 2019). CDCB Connection, June. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
Also published as: - CDCB, FFAR invest in feed intake research, data collection. Hoard's Dairyman, Industry Buzz, May 28. 2019.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding Activity Report Oct18/Sep19. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- DairyBusiness News Team DP. Novel dairy cattle breeding method increases genetic selection efficiency. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, July 5. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Dalton, J.C. Genomics provides clues to improving fertility. Dairy Herd Management, News, July 15. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
Also published as: - Bovine Veterinarian, July 15. 2019.
- DB News Brianna. First meeting of Producer Advisory Committee. DairyBusiness, DHIA, News. Dec. 26. 2019.
- Dechow, C. Genomic updates provide cleaner evaluations. Hoard's Dairyman 164:263. 2019. [AGIL developed crossbred genomic evaluations]
- Dechow, C. The genetic super cow has yet to be defined. Hoard's Dairyman 164:632. 2019. [AGIL developed the net merit indexes described in the article]
- Dechow, C. The genetic super cow isn't in sight. Hoard's Dairyman 164:574. 2019. [AGIL scientists (John Cole and Paul VanRaden) authored the paper cited in the article]
Also published as:
- Dechow, C. We improved the genome map for cattle. Hoard's Dairyman 164:42–43. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Dickrell, J. Sire evaluations for feed efficiency to be released in 2020. Dairy Herd Management, News, Nov. 26. 2019.
- Dickrell, J. Sire summaries tweaked for fertility traits. Dairy Herd Management, News, Aug. 13. 2019
- Dürr, J. Priorities for 2019: Great expitsectations. CDCB Connection, Jan. 2019.
- Eaglen, S. April 2019 proofs review: 10 years of genomics, current genetic trends and what new traits mean for you. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Apr. 25. 2019. [AGIL developed and released the first U.S. national genomic evaluations and developed crossbred genomic evaluations]
- Faust, M. Mixed breed or single breed – genomic evaluation results for the entire herd. DairyBusiness, Magazine, May 20. 2019.
- Faust, M. The 10-year anniversary of genomic evaluations. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Sept. 16. 2019.
- Fertility evaluations corrected in August proof [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 164:448. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Fertility evaluations in April 2019. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 29. 2019.
Also published as: - Fertility evaluations for April. CDCB Connection, Apr. 2019.
- Geiger, C. Cow fertility has shifted. Hoard's Dairyman, Bull List, Apr. 5. 2019.
- Genetics of feed efficiency. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2019.
Also published as: - Hastings, J. Genetics of dairy feed efficiency. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Oct. 21. 2019
- Genomic legacy: What have we achieved in the genomic revolution? - Paul VanRaden, PhD. YouTube video [31:49]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Sept. 5. 2020
- Genomics & dairy cow fertility. Washington State University, Veterinary Medicine Extension, Research Projects. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Hastings, J. Joao Durr on the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding informational session at World Dairy Expo. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, Sept. 19. 2019.
- Inversie, B. Choosing the index that meets your dairy's needs. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Mar. 21. 2019.
- Klemczewski, C. FFAR awards MSU grant to decrease feed costs for milk production. Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research, News, May 21. 2019. [AGIL was a collaborator]
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, June. 2019.
- Larmer, S. Health traits: What are your options? Progressive Dairyman 33(18):76–77. 2019.
Also published as:
- Maday, J. USDA blueprint sets goals for animal genome research. Bovine Veterinarian, May 24. 2019. [Illustration is an AGIL graph]
- Marj Faust talks about genetic evaluations for crossbred animals. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, News, Video, Apr. 25. 2019. [AGIL developed crossbred genomic evaluations]
- Montgomery, M. Paul VanRaden receives Zinpro Award for Excellence in Dairy Science. American Dairy Science press release, July 26. 2019.
- New haplotype impacting fertility reported in December 2018. The Pulse, Winter, p. 9. 2019. [AGIL conducted the research on HH6 incidence in U.S. Holsteins]
- Norman, H.D. Are you relying on the best sources for genetic information? CDCB Connection, Jan. 2019.
Also published as: - DairyBusiness, Magazine, Jan. 21. 2019.
- Holstein World 115(2):83. 2019.
- Norman, D. Keep reproductive evaluations accurate. CDCB Connection, June. 2019.
- Norman, H.D., and J. Hutchison. New trait: Early first calving. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 2019.
Also published as: - Genetic evaluations for early first calving. CDCB Connection, Mar. 2019.
- Genetic evaluations for early first calving. CDCB Connection, Apr. 2019.
- Norman, H.D., and E. Nicolazzi. CDCB changes coming in the fertility evaluations. CDCB Connection: Special Edition, Aug. 8. 2019.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Aug. 2019.
- O'Hagan, M. From two bulls, 9 million dairy cows. Undark, News & Features, June 19. 2019. [AGIL developed the lifetime net merit index]
Also published as: - Scientific American, The Sciences, June 20. 2019.
- The way we breed cows is setting them up for extinction. The Bullvine, News, Feb. 8. 2021.
- Panel: What future advancements do we envision through genomics? YouTube video [49:05]. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, Sept. 5. 2019.
- Peñagaricano, F., and J.E. Santos. Developing genomic tools for improving feed efficiency. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Sept. 16. 2019.
- Savage, D. Longevity: What is the basis behind expected lifetime predictions? Holstein International 26(9):60–61. 2019.
- Savage, D. Selecting for feed efficiency: Economic savings and reduced green-house gas emissions. Holstein International 26(10):56–57. 2019.
- Savage, D. TPI and Net Merit: Do you know exactly what they include? Holstein International 26(1):48–49. 2019. [AGIL developed net merit indexes and their updates]
Update: - NM update. Holstein International 26(3):64. 2019.
- Stevenson, J. By most measures, fertility has improved. Hoard's Dairyman 163:295. 2019.
- Tackling challenges [editorial]. Jersey Journal 66(4):17. 2019. [AGIL conducted the research for development of breed base representation and multibreed genomic evaluations]
- The 2019 American Dairy Science Association Award recipients [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 163:532. 2019.
- U.S. dairy breeding programs were highly visible at several other June industry events. CDCB Connection, July. 2019.
- U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. Agricultural Research Service 2018 Report on Science. Washington, D.C. 2019. [AGIL developed net merit indexes that include health traits]
- USDA announces vision for animal genomics. CDCB Connection, May. 2019.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, June. 2019.
- USDA seeking research leader. CDCB Connection, July. 2019.
- VanRaden receives Zinpro Award for Excellence. CDCB Connection, July. 2019.
- Visionary speakers set the stage. CDCB Connection: Reno Ed., Jan. 2019.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Feb. 2019.
- Wiggans, G., and E. Nicolazzi. CDCB extends genomic evaluations to crossbreds. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 11. 2019.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Mar. 2019.
- CDCB Connection, Apr. 2019.
- Yager, A. The truth about inbreeding in dairy cattle. Hoard's Dairyman 164:620–621. 2019.
2018
- 2018 Net Merit$, frequently asked questions. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2018.
- Achen, C. Using genomics to improve fertility. Hoard's Dairyman 163:369. 2018. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- AGIL colleagues in the news. CDCB Connection, May. 2018.
- All-breed system extended to genomic evaluations. CDCB Connection, Special Edition, April. 2018.
- ARS administrators visit CDCB. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2018.
- August evaluation changes. CDCB Connection, July. 2018. [AGIL conducted the research to improve August 2018 genetic evaluations]
- August preview: 2018 Net Merit$. CDCB Connection, June 2018.
- Bjelland, D. ADSA annual meeting reveals exciting advances in dairy cattle reproduction. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Sept. 11. 2018. ["The genetic reliability of feed efficiency" presented by John Cole]
Also published as: - Progressive Dairyman 32(15):67–68. 2018.
- Boylen, K. Age at first calving to be added to Net Merit Index. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Nov. 12. 2018.
- CDCB and USDA extend data, R&D agreement. CDCB Connection, Jan. 2018.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (April 2018). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 7. 2018.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (August 2018). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, July 12. 2018.
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (December 2018). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Nov. 14. 2018.
- CDCB health traits included in Net Merit $. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News Release, Aug. 8. 2018.
- Coffeen, P. A more heat-tolerant Holstein is on the way. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Feb. 20. 2018. [AGIL was a collaborator]
Also published as: - Progressive Dairyman 32(7):42–43. 2018.
- Coffeen, P. Net Merit: Changes are coming to August evaluations Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, July 11. 2018.
Also published as: - Progressive Dairyman 32(12):52–53. 2018.
- Connecting with Paul VanRaden. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2018.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding Activity Report Sep17/Oct18. 2018. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Croatia hosts EAAP, Interbull Technical Workshop. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2018.
- December 2018: Haplotype changes. CDCB Connection, Nov. 2018. [AGIL conducted the research on haplotype distribution]
- Dickrell, J. Age-at-first calving to be added to net merit index. Dairy Herd Management, News, Oct. 11. 2018.
- Dickrell, J. August economic sire indexes to include six health traits. Dairy Herd Management, News, June 12. 2018.
- Dickrell, J. Health traits to be included in Holstein net merit index in August. Dairy Herd Management, May 15. 2018.
- Dickrell, J. Health traits will be in genetic indexes. Dairy Herd Management, Feb. 26. 2018.
- Faust, M. August 2018 CDCB sire summary and new lifetime net merit. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Aug. 4. 2018. [AGIL improved and stabilized genetic evaluations for daughter pregnancy rate and cow conception rate and updated lifetime genetic-economic indexes]
- Faust, M. Genomics 2.0 - Collaboration delivers improvements for December 2018 evaluations and more. DairyBusiness, Magazine, Dec. 15. 2018. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Fertility: Addressing evaluation variability. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2018. [AGIL improved and stabilized genetic evaluations for daughter pregnancy rate and cow conception rate]
- Geiger, C. What's new with the August sire rankings?Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Aug. 13. 2018. [AGIL updated lifetime genetic-economic indexes]
- Global data, genetic sectors converge at CDCB industry meeting. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2018
Also published as:
- Granitz, D. The golden journey. Guernsey Breeders' Journal 187(4):6, 28. 2018. [AGIL conducted the study on Guernsey genomics]
- Granitz, D. The golden journey. Guernsey Breeders' Journal 187(5):6, 17. 2018. [AGIL conducted the study on Guernsey genomics]
- Industry engaged through CDCB working groups. CDCB Connection, June 2018.
- Key research projects nearing completion. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2018.
- Information from the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding (CDCB) regarding the April 2018 genetic evaluations. Holstein World 114(3):8.
- Meyer, J.M. CEO's message: Genetic evaluations, founded through cooperation. The Pulse, Spring:4–5. 2018.
- National DHIA addresses data technologies, challenges and opportunities. DairyBusiness, News, Mar. 23. 2018.
- National DHIA looks at big data. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, Mar. 13. 2018.
- Net Merit $ index updated to include health traits [Organization News]. Progressive Dairyman 32(15):99. 2018. [AGIL updated lifetime genetic-economic indexes]
- Net merit $ now includes health traits. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2018. [AGIL updated lifetime genetic-economic indexes]
- New haplotype affects fertility [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 163:712. 2018. [AGIL conducted the research on HH6 incidence in U.S. Holsteins]
- New reference genome assembly in use at CDCB. CDCB Connection, Nov. 2018.
- Norman, H.D. Select genetic index that considers most heritable traits with economic value. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Dec. 2018.
Also published as: - Select a genetic index that considers most heritable traits with economic value. CDCB Connection, Dec. 2018.
- Parker Gaddis, K. Genetic evaluations for disease resistance are here. Hoard's Dairyman 163:181. 2018.
Also published as:
- Postdoc openings at USDA AGIL. CDCB Connection, Dec. 2018.
- Procedural changes to weekly, monthly evaluations. CDCB Connection, June 2018.
- Resources: 2018 net merit $. CDCB Connection, July. 2018.
- Progress requires change. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Nov. 30. 2018.
Also published as: - CDCB Connection, Dec. 2018.
- Sattler, J. National DHIA presents Outstanding Service Award to John Cole. National Dairy Herd Information Association, press release, Mar. 12. 2018.
Also published as: - Bechtel, W. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, Mar. 12. 2018.
- Savage, D. 10 Years of revolution: Paul VanRaden looks at the evolution of genomics. Holstein International 25(8):16–17. 2018.
- Smith, N. Data flow needs to increase for health traits. USJersey, AJCA-NAJ-JMS, American Jersey Cattle Association, From the Executive Secretary's Desk, Commentary, Nov. 2018.
- Speaker updates for WJCB events. Jersey Journal 6(6):58. 2018.
- This Week in Dairy News March 9. DairyBusiness, All Breeds Blog, video, Mar. 9. 2018. [Joel Hastings interviews João Dürr, CEO, CDCB]
- U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. Scientific Discoveries, the Impact of Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Research – Fiscal Year 2017. Washington, D.C. 2018. [AGIL research contributed to breeding healthier dairy cattle]
- USDA AGIL seeking animal scientist, postdocs. CDCB Connection, Nov. 2018.
- Van Eenennaam, A.L., and M.L. Mueller. Use of gene editing to introduce the polled trait into elite germplasm. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, June 4. 2018.
2017
- A win–win–win [editorial]. Jersey Journal 64(11):17. [AGIL conducted the study on age at first calving]
- April genetic index changes [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 162:272. 2017.
- Brazil, M. Advancing connections between genomics and fertility. Progressive Dairyman 31(4):100–101. 2017. [AGIL was a collaborator]
Also published as:
- CDCB changes to evaluation system (December 2017). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Nov. 8. 2017.
Also published as: - DairyBusiness, News, Nov. 8. 2017.
- Changes in genetic correlation estimates [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 162:123. 2017.
- Changes to evaluation system (April 2017). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, News, Mar. 17. 2017.
Also published as: - Proposed changes to evaluation system (April 2017). DairyBusiness & HolsteinWorld, Mar. 20. 2017.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding Activity Report Oct16/Sep17. 2017. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- December genetic evaluation changes. CDCB Connection, Nov. 2017.
- Dechow, D. Genetic selection should consider all stages of life. Hoard's Dairyman 162:343. 2017.
- Dechow, C. Gestation length evaluations are now available. Hoard's Dairyman 162:638. 2017.
- Dechow, D. Livability and fat gain larger role in genetics. Hoard's Dairyman 162:298. 2017.
- Dechow, C. National health evaluations coming for Holsteins. Hoard's Dairyman 162:761. 2017.
- De Vries, A., and F. Peñagaricano. Don't forget genetics when improving milk quality. Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction, Apr. 10. 2017.
- Dickrell, J. Estimate gestation length based on calf's sire. Dairy Herd Management 54(9):39. 2017. [AGIL developed the gestation length evaluation released by the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding]
Also published as:
- Dickrell, J. Health traits to become part of genetic indexes next year. Dairy Herd Management, News, Oct. 4. 2017.
- Dickrell, J. Using the cow livability index. Dairy Herd Management, News, Magazine, Feb. 2. 2017. [AGIL developed the cow livability evaluation released by the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding]
- Discover new dairy genetics: CDCB to introduce six new traits at World Dairy Expo. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, press release, Sept. 1. 2017.
Also published as: - 2017 CDCB industry meeting. DairyBusiness, News, Sept. 20. 2017.
- DairyBusiness, Sept. 4. 2017.
- Discover new dairy genetics at World Dairy Expo. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2017.
- Drankhan, H. Genetic mutation from one bull caused loss of 500,000 calves. Progressive Dairyman 31(4):41–42. 2017.
Also published as:
- Gestation length added to sire evaluations [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 162:424. 2017.
- Interbull meeting highlights. CDCB Connection, Sept. 2017.
- Jersey jargon [Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding]. Jersey Journal 63(5):39. 2016.
- Krymowski, J. Is the future polled? The economic impacts of the alternative to dehorning. Progressive Dairyman, July 13. 2017.
Also published as:
- Large crowd at CDCB meeting in Madison. CDCB Connection, Oct. 2017.
- Lee, C.C. More than feed. Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction, June 8. 2017.
- Moore, D., and J. Dalton. The genomics of fertility and health traits. Dairy Herd Mangement, Reproduction, Jan. 11. 2017. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Moore, D., and H. Neibergs. Dairy genomics research update: New aspects of selection for health and fertility. Progressive Dairyman 31(14):44–45. 2017. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Natzke, D. How selection for better health impacts dairy profitability. Progressive Dairyman, Topics, A.I. & Breeding, Dec. 29. 2017
Also published as:
- New dairy genetic evaluations released by CDCB. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, press release and What's New, Aug. 8. 2017.
Also published as: - ADSA Dair-e-news, Aug. 14. 2017.
- CDCB releases new info with August run [Black & White Briefs]. HolsteinWorld Exclusive 1(7):25–26. 2017.
- DairyBusiness, News, Aug. 8. 2017.
- New trait – cow livability now available. Holstein Pulse, Winter:10–11. 2017.
- Norman, D. Gestation length: In-depth review. CDCB Connection, July. 2017.
Also published as: - Coming in August: Gestation length evaluations. DairyBusiness, July 3. 2017.
- Coming in August: Gestation length evaluations. Progressive Dairyman 31(12):95. 2017.
- Paper makes JDS top 100 list. CDCB Connection, In the News, Aug. 2017.
- Peñagaricano, F. Dairy sire selection for multiple traits. Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction, Mar. 27. 2017.
- Regusci, E. Genomic research could further boost fertility. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook, Jan. 4. 2017. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Regusci, E. Striving for healthier, more efficient cows. Hoard's Dairyman 162:544. 2017.
- Research, JDS Club 100 celebrated at ADSA. CDCB Connection, July. 2017.
- Research opportunities at AGIL. CDCB Connection, In the News, Aug. 2017.
- Savage, D. Exchanging data to get more accurate genomic proofs on young bulls. Holstein International 24(3):34–35. 2017
- Save-the-date: CDCB industry meeting. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2017.
- The Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding (CDCB) annual meeting … [Hoard's Has Heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 162:580. 2017.
- Top 25 2017. Progressive Dairyman, Industry News, Dec. 11. 2017. [Article #17 is "Genetic Mutation from One Bull Caused Loss of 500,000 Calves" and includes an update by Paul VanRaden]
- Two million genotypes in U.S. dairy database. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, press release and What's New, July 24. 2017.
Also published as: - ADSA Dair-e-news, July 31. 2017.
- DairyBusiness, News, July 24. 2017.
- te Plate-Church, A., and C. Bentley. Two million now genotyped. Hoard's Dairyman 162:527. 2017.
- Two million genotypes now in U.S. dairy databse. CDCB Connection, Aug. 2017.
- U.S. dairy database reaches 2 million genotypes [editorial]. Jersey Journal 64(9):17. 2017.
- USDA. Expanded national genomic evaluation service for dairy cattle. FY 2016 Annual Report on Technology Transfer. p. 194. 2017.
- Wiggans, G.R. Forecasting the future of genomic selection. DairyBusiness, June 19. 2017.
2016
- After two years of investments and preparation [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 161:64. 2016.
- AJCA pedigree recording and registry status [breed base representation]. Jersey Journal 63(5):37–38. 2016.
- AJCA pedigree recording and registry status [breed base representation]. Jersey Journal 63(8):43–44. 2016.
- April changes. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Mar. 23. 2016.
- Breed base representation in dairy animals. Jersey Journal 63(5):45. 2016.
- Changes to evaluation system (August 2016). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, July 27. 2016.
- Changes to evaluation system (December 2016). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Nov. 16. 2016.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding Activity Report October 2015 to September 2016. 2016. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Dechow, C. Cow livability trait joins genetic evaluations. Hoard's Dairyman 161:592. 2016.
- Dechow, C. Do projected results match the real world? Hoard's Dairyman 161:49. 2016.
- Dickrell, J. Dairy cow livability measure added to genetic evaluations. Dairy Herd Management, News, Industry, Aug. 12. 2016.
- Dürr, J. CDCB adds new genetic trait in dairy cattle evaluations. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, press release, Aug. 12. 2016.
Also published as:
- Hanson, M. Make the decision to treat (almost) obsolete. Dairy Herd Management News, Jan. 6. 2016.
Also published as: - Dairy Herd Management 53(1):28. 2016.
- Hastings, J. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding issues annual report. DairyBusiness 8(4):43. 2016.
- Hill, S. Decisions, decisions. DairyBusiness & HolsteinWorld 8(5):10–11, 15. 2016.
- Howard, L. How a genetic mutation from 1 bull caused the loss of half a million calves worldwide. UC Davis, News, Food & Agriculture, Oct. 13. 2016.
- June 2016 genomic changes. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, June 6. 2016.
- Jersey jargon [Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding]. Jersey Journal 63(5):39. 2016.
- Jersey jargon [cow livability genetic evaluations]. Jersey Journal 63(9):75. 2016.
- Lawlor, T. Recombination–the making of new allele combinations. Holstein Pulse Winter:10–11. 2016.
- Lee, K. Genetic selection for cow livability. Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction, Dec. 16. 2016.
- Longevity advantage maintained as breed grows [editorial]. Jersey Journal 63(10):17. 2016.
- Main, D. One bull sired 14 percent of U.S. dairy cows. Buried in his genes, a deadly mutation. Newsweek, Tech & Science, Nov. 15, 10:30 am. 2016.
- Neogen. GeneSeek launches improved version of its low density genomic profiler. Genomic SNPettes 2016-1:1. 2016.
- Norman, H.D., J. Wright, and P. VanRaden. Genetic evaluation for cow livability. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Aug. 12. 2016.
Also published as: - DairyBusiness & HolsteinWorld 8(9):58, 60, 63. 2016.
- Rovai, M. Managing heat stress in dairy cows: Is genetic selection a solution? iGROW, Livestock, Dairy, June 9. 2016. [AIP was a collaborator]
Also published as: - Farms.com, Featured Content, June 7. 2016.
- Bovine Veterinarian, Advice and Tips, Animal Health, July 5. 2016
- Dairy Herd Management, Advice and Tips, July 5. 2016.
- Heat stress in dairy cows: Is genetic selection a solution? SDSU Extension, Feb. 7. 2019. [Update]
- Savage, D. Haplotypes: Taking an appropriate response to genetic defects. Holstein International 23(6):10–11. 2016.
- Type appraisal vital for breed advancement. Jersey Journal 63(7):18–20, 22–24, 26, 30. 2016.
- Zhang, S. The dairy industry lost $420 million from a flaw in a single bull. The Atlantic, Health, Oct. 31. 2016.
2015
- Arthur, L., D. Nolan, and D.M. Amaral-Phillips. Net merit: Investing in your dairy farm's genetics. Kentucky Dairy Notes, June. 2015.
Also published as: - Dairy Herd Management 52(10):25. 2015.
- Progressive Dairyman, Sept. 24. 2015.
- Blodgett, R. Comments from the industry experts on new updates about the HCD mutation haplotype. HolsteinWorld.com, All Breeds Blog, July 24. 2015.
- Blodgett, R. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding meeting. HolsteinWorld.com, All Breeds Blog, Sept. 29. 2015.
- CDCB & USDA changes to genetic evaluations. Holstein World 112(1):18. 2015.
- CDCB meeting at Expo. Holstein World 112(11):13. 2015.
- Changes to evaluation system (April 2015). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Mar. 17. 2015.
- Changes to evaluation system (December 2015). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Oct. 20. 2015.
- Cole, J.B. Feedback: Calving outcomes on dairy farms: We've been collecting data for decades. Dairy Herd Management News, Jan. 21. 2015.
Also published as: - Dairy Herd Management Daily, Thurs., Jan. 22. 2015.
- We've been collecting data for decades [excerpt as letter to the editor]. Dairy Herd Management 52(2):6. 2015.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding successfully completes transition of services from USDA. Holstein World News, Dec. 22. 2015.
Also published as: - DairyBusiness News, Dec. 22. 2015.
- Farm and Dairy Other News, Dec. 31. 2015.
- Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz, Jan. 4. 2016.
- Holstein World 113(1):8. 2016.
- Jersey Journal 63(1):108. 2016.
- Progressive Dairyman News, Dec. 28. 2015.
- The Weekly, Jan. 16, p. 16. 2016.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding. Holstein genetic defect causes early calf loss. Dairy Herd Management, News, July 27. 2015.
Also published as: - Latest haplotype traces to Maughlin Storm; calves live a few months. Dairy Herd Management News, July 28. 2015.
- Holstein genetic defect that causes early calf loss discovered . Progressive Dairyman Industry News, Tues., July 28, 12:22 pm. 2015.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding Activity Report January to September 2015. 2015. [AGIL was a collaborator]
- Dechow, C. My advice to incorporate new genetic traits. Hoard's Dairyman 160:388. 2015.
- Dechow, C. We can identify infertile bulls faster. Hoard's Dairyman 160:128. 2015.
- DPR (Daughter Pregnancy Rate) gets a rebirth. Farmshine, Jan. 2, 36(17):18. 2015.
- Geiger, C. Lethal gene can kill Holstein calves. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Aug. 3. 2015.
- Holstein Association USA board holds meeting in Brattleboro. Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz, Apr. 2. 2015.
- Holsteins make significant gains in fertility and health traits. Holstein Pulse Spring:9. 2015.
- Jersey jargon [grazing merit and other indexes]. Jersey Journal 62(1):108. 2015.
- Laser focus for breed growth [editorial]. Jersey Journal 62(6):17. 2015.
- Lawlor, T. Fertility Index: One component in breeding a well-balanced cow. Holstein Pulse Winter:14–15. 2015.
- Lee, K. We must work together to advance dairy genetics. Hoard's Dairyman 160:249. 2015.
- Lenkaitis, S. A 5-year review of genomics: How growing application is driving genetic progress and new tools available for dairy producers. Holstein World 112(5):16, 18. 2015.
- Neogen launches lower cost Igenity dairy genomic tests. Dairy Herd Management 52(7):45. 2015.
- Santos, J. Genomic selection for improved dairy cow fertility. Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council Newsletter, Featured Column, April. 2015.
- Simon, L. Genetics in the age of genomics. The Red Bloodlines 164:24. 2015.
- Savage, D. 10 questions to João Dürr. Holstein International 23(3):71. 2016.
- Smith, N. From the Executive Secretary's desk. USJersey (www.usjersey.com). 2015.
Also published as: - Summary of November AJCA, NAJ board meetings. Jersey Journal 62(12):40, 43. 2015.
- VandeHaar, M. Improved feed efficiency on the horizon, thanks to genomic progress. Mich. State Univ. Ext., Dec. 5. 2015.
Also published as:
- VanRaden, P., and D. Null. Holstein haplotype for cholesterol deficiency (HCD). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, July 27. 2015.
2014
- Baden, M.V. Breeding by the numbers. Dairy Goat Journal 92(6):26–28. 2014.
- Bauer, A. Genetic base change on tap for December. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Oct. 13. 2014.
- Bauer, A. Weekly genomic evaluations on the way. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Oct. 20. 2014.
- Brazil, M. Genomic testing: Feeding the world with profitable cows. Progressive Dairyman 28(60):49. 2014.
- Bred to respond [editorial]. Jersey Journal 61(11):17. 2014.
- CDCB taking steps to grow dairy database. Jersey Journal 61(8):30, 34. 2014.
- Changes to evaluation system (April 2014). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Mar. 20. 2014.
- Changes to evaluation system (August 2014). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Aug. 7. 2014.
- Changes to evaluation system (December 2014). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Oct. 3. 2014.
- Changes to monthly genomic evaluations (January 2014). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Jan. 7. 2014.
- Changes to monthly genomic evaluations (July 2014). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, June 30. 2014.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding meets. DairyBusiness Weekly, Aug. 13, p. 15. 2014.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding to hold open session. DairyBusiness Weekly, July 16, p. 27. 2014.
- Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding. CDCB introduces weekly genomic predictions and grazing index (updated 10/03/2014). Dairy Herd Management Daily, Mon., Oct. 6. 2014.
- December 2014 U.S. dairy cattle evaluations include new index, base change. Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz Oct. 10. 2014.
Also published as: - Jersey Journal 61(11):61. 2014.
- December brings changes to genetic evaluations. Holstein World 111(9):74. 2014.
- Dechow, C. Cattle may have more genetic variation than humans. Hoard's Dairyman 159:602. 2014.
- Dechow, C. December's genetic evaluations will feature many changes. Hoard's Dairyman 159:691. 2014.
- Dechow, C. Heritability assumptions are a balancing act. Hoard's Dairyman 159:553. 2014.
- Dechow, C. Nearly all indexes received a face lift. Hoard's Dairyman 159:785. 2014.
- Dechow, C. Why Net Merit might be the wrong index for you. Hoard's Dairyman 159:312. 2014.
- Dorshorst, B. The other side of red: A new understanding of red genetics. The Red Bloodlines 156(summer):32–34. 2014.
- Expert panel on genomics added to annual meeting schedule. Jersey Journal 61(6):88. 2014.
- Fitness' weight in net merit to decrease. Holstein International 21(2):19. 2014.
- Geiger, C. Genetic bases and formulas to change Tuesday. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Dec. 1. 2014.
- Geiger, C. The genetic “Supercow” isn’t in sight. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Feb. 24. 2014.
- Halladay, D. Which breeds stay in herds longer? Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Mar. 31. 2014.
- Harmon, A. Using big data to revolutionize agriculture. iSGTW (International Science Grid This Week), Apr. 2. 2014.
- Hastings, J. Dairy genetics conference highlights efficiency, the need for geneticists and genomics. DairyBusiness Weekly, Feb. 26, pp. 8–9. 2014.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Breeding trouble-free cows. Hoard's Dairyman 159:200. 2014.
- Industry gathers to discuss genomics. Jersey Journal 61(9):18, 20–22. 2014.
- National DHIA. Got genomic testing? DairyBusiness East 6(10):30–31. 2014.
Also published as: - Holstein World 111(10):112–113. 2014.
- Net merit overhauled for December proofs [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 159:488. 2014.
- New fertility traits in December 2014 lead to adjustment in TPI® formula; will be implemented in April 2015. Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz, Dec. 23. 2014.
Also published as: - Holstein Association USA. New fertility traits lead to TPI change in April 2015. Holstein World 112(1):20. 2015.
- Norman, H.D., P. VanRaden, J. Cole, and J. Dürr. Revisions to lifetime merit indexes will be incorporated in the December 2014 evaluations. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding handout, Oct. 2. 2014.
Also published as - [Director's Comments]. Ayrshire Digest 100(6):4. 2014.
- Norman, H.D., P.M. VanRaden, and J.W. Dürr. A genetic base change for U.S. dairy evaluations will be arriving in December 2014. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding handout, Oct. 2. 2014.
Also published as - [Director's Comments]. Ayrshire Digest 100(6):4. 2014.
- Olson, C. CDCB announces merit indexes, base changes & preliminary genomic tests. DairyBusiness Weekly, Oct. 22, p. 8–9. 2014.
- Opening key notes. i4 Newsletter 3(28 May 2014):4–5. 2014.
- Penn State Extension Dairy Team. Dairy cattle genetic evaluations: Improve well-being. Dairy Herd Management Dairy News, Nov. 3. 2014.
- Program mergers at USDA create AGIL. Jersey Journal 61(6):88. 2014.
- Sattler, C. Reader response: Higher components yield more product. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Mar. 31. 2014.
- Seykora, T. Breeding more profitable cows. Dairy Herd Network, News, Jan. 16. 2014.
- Smith, A. Net Merit overhauled for December proofs. Hoard's Dairyman Intel, Aug. 11. 2014.
- VanRaden, P. HolsteinWorld letter to the editor: Response to December editorial. DairyBusiness Weekly, Jan. 22, pp. 4–5. 2014.
Also published as: - Holstein World 111(2):8–9. 2014.
2013
- ARS-USDA signs agreement with the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding. YouTube video [1:38]. HolsteinWorld MOOTUBE, Mar. 27. 2013.
Also published as: - All-Breeds Blog, Mar. 27. 2013.
- Buchanan, K.M., P.J. Hansen, and T.S. Sonstegard. JH1 haplotype — A marker for infertility in the Jersey breed. Progressive Dairyman, Dairy Basics, A.I. & Breeding, Oct. 25. 2013.
Also published as: - Progressive Dairyman 27(16):84–85. 2013.
- Changes to evaluation system (August 2013). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, July 11. 2013.
- Changes to evaluation system (December 2013). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Nov. 25. 2013.
- Changes to monthly genomic evaluations (May 2013). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, May 7. 2013.
- Changes to monthly genomic evaluations (September 2013). Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding, What's New, Aug. 28. 2013.
- Dairy cow enrollment in DHI by breed [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 158:386. 2013.
- del Campo, X. Genomics – Implications for herd efficiency. Dairy Herd Network News, Oct. 21. 2013.
- Dechow, C. April's genetic evaluations ushered in a new era. Hoard's Dairyman 158:385. 2013.
- Dechow, C. Culling patterns shift productive life estimates. Hoard's Dairyman 158:64. 2013.
- Dechow, C. DNA testing technology continues to evolve. Hoard's Dairyman 158:472. 2013.
- Dechow, C. Udder health is an animal breeding success story. Hoard's Dairyman 158:130. 2013.
- Dechow, C. We can minimize gene mutations. Hoard's Dairyman 158:302. 2013.
- Ensuring genetic advancement for future generations. Genetic Trends 65(1):6–7. 2013.
- Ehrlich, J. A lot can be learned from lactation curves. Hoard's Dairyman 158:762. 2013.
- Geiger, C. New plan unveiled for genomic evaluations. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook (blog), Mar. 28. 2013.
- Genomics & dairy cow fertility. Washington State University, Veterinary Medicine Extension, Research Projects. 2013.[AGIL was a collaborator]
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Aim high … pick a low SCC target. Hoard's West 15:W-98. 2013.
Also published as: - Halladay, D. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook (blog), Aug. 23. 2013.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. SCC drops to 200,000. Hoard's Dairyman 158:428. 2013.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. We can compete with anyone in milk quality. Hoard's West 15:W-87. 2013.
- Improving dairy cattle fertility is focus of $3 million USDA grant. Farm & Ranch Guide, News, Dairy News, Mar. 28. 2013.
- Jones, C. Simulation of costs for polled genetics versus dehorning. Dairy Herd Network, Dairy News, Dec. 17. 2013.
- Lawlor, T. Genes, the Supreme Court, and genetic testing. Holstein Pulse Summer:20–21. 2013.
- Lawlor, T. The quest for more genetic diversity. Holstein Pulse Fall:8–9. 2013.
- Lee, K. Genetic conditions identified that affect dairy cattle fertility. Dairy Herd Network News, Sept. 9. 2013.
- Lee, K. Genetic evaluations for cow fertility. Dairy Herd Network, Reproduction Resource Center, June 21. 2013.
Also published as: - Dairy Herd Network Daily, June 24. 2013.
- Lucy, M. Building the super-cow. Progressive Dairyman 27(14):74, 76. 2013.
- Martinez. D. Transition process starts with USDA-CDCB agreement signing. Progressive Dairyman, Industry News, Apr. 26. 2013.
Also published as: - Progressive Dairyman 27(7):44–45. 2013.
- McCurry-Schmidt, M. Symposium summary: Genetics research can improve farm health. American Society of Animal Science Taking Stock, Mar. 27. 2013.
- Measuring mobility is a step fo[r]ward [editorial]. Hoard's Dairyman 158:16. 2013.
- Mertz, D. Some basics on sexed semen [Vet Check]. Ayrshire Digest 99(6):24, 27. 2013.
- National DHI test-day somatic cell count averages 200,000. In Focus. Progressive Dairyman 27(8):22–23. 2013.
- National Dairy Herd Information Association. US DHI herd averages for SCC are dropping. Dairy Business Weekly, Nov. 6, p. 16. 2013.
Also published as: - Holstein World 110(11):56–57. 2013.
- New Holstein haplotypes to be labeled with August national genetic evaluation. Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz, July 31. 2013.
- Parker Gaddis, K.L., C. Maltecca, and J.B. Cole. We are making inroads on health and fitness traits. Hoard's Dairyman 158:455. 2013.
Also published as: - Estamos logrando progresos en rasgos de salud y aptitud fisica. Hoard's Dairyman 19:225. 2013.
- Parson, K. The future of Jersey genomics. Eastern Dairy Reporter, Lancaster Farming, Sat., July 19, p. E2. 2014.
- Savage, D. Do we still need to classify young-sire daughters in the genomic era? Holstein International 20(12):20–21. 2013.
- Savage, D. Genomics: From DNA in 1953 to DNA proven bulls in 2013. Holstein International 20(7):10–11. 2013.
- Savage, D. Will high-profile genomic bulls get an accurate daughter proof? Holstein International 20(1):10–11. 2013.
- Schneider, S. How the reference group impacts the quality of genomic proofs. Holstein International 20(7):26–27. 2013.
- Searching harder [editorial]. Jersey Journal 60(4):17. 2013.
- Selner, D. A new source of genetic information for the dairy industry. Holstein World 110(5):12, 14–15. 2013.
- Stegink, J. "Blending" as an intermediate step from a DNA to a daughter tested index. Holstein International 20(8):10–11. 2013.
- Stevenson, J. We're learning more about sexed semen. Hoard's Dairyman 158:161. 2013.
- Stillbirth and conception rates impacted by new haplotypes [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 158:492. 2013.
- The gene in the haplotype [editorial]. Jersey Journal 60(9):17. 2013.
- This explains Jersey breed growth [editorial]. Jersey Journal 60(8):17. 2013.
- U.S. genetic evaluations [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 158:271. 2013.
- USDA-ARS, CDCB sign agreement to transfer genetic evaluations. Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz, Apr. 1. 2013.
Also published as: - USDA, Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding sign genetic evaluation agreement. FarmProgress, Apr. 1. 2013.
- Progressive Dairyman, Latest News, Apr. 15. 2013.
- In the News. Progressive Dairyman 27(7):4–5. 2013.
2012
- 47th National DHIA meeting hosts industry panel discussion on genetic evaluations. Holstein World 109(4):14. 2012.
Also published as: - HolsteinWorld News, Mar. 13. 2012.
- Dairybusiness Daily News, Mar. 13. 2012.
- Along the Jersey road [H. D. Norman retirement]. Jersey Journal 59(3):14. 2012.
- Assertion is made: Genetic evaluations need home at USDA. Farmshine 33(47):1, 17. 2012.
- Award for meritorius service: Dr. Curtis P. Van Tassell. Jersey Journal 59(6):19, 21. 2012.
- Award for meritorius service: Dr. H. Duane Norman. Jersey Journal 59(6):18, 20. 2012.
- Cassell, B. Impact of genomics on dairy cattle breeding. Jersey Journal 59(7):27–28, 30. 2012.
Also published as:
- Covington, C. Changes coming to who calculates, distributes genetic evaluations. Progressive Dairyman Dairy Basics, A.I. and Breeding, Dec. 29. 2012.
Also published as: - Progressive Dairyman 27(1):28–29. 2013.
- Dechow, C. A three-year checkup on genomics. Hoard's Dairyman 157:303. 2012.
- Dechow, C. Cooperation has fueled genetic evaluation. Hoard's Dairyman 157:557. 2012.
- Dechow, C. Selection for fertility is beginning to pay dividends. Hoard's Dairyman 157:125. 2012.
- Donation made to Jersey Youth Academy in Dr. H. Duane Norman's honor. Jersey Journal 59(6):63. 2012.
Also published as: - $1,000 gift received by Jersey Youth Academy in honor of Duane Norman. US Jersey news release, Apr. 20. 2012.
- Geiger, C. Productive life estimates get shifted downward. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook (blog), Dec. 18. 2012.
- Hastings, J. Holstein Association hosts industry meeting to present proposal for moving production of dairy genetic evaluations out of USDA. Holstein World 109(3):52. 2012.
Also published as: - HolsteinWorld News, Feb. 13. 2012.
- Dairybusiness Daily News, Feb. 13. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman editors. Gestation length varies by breed [Questions from our readers]. Hoard's Dairyman 157:607. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Ag research funding is faltering. Hoard's Dairyman 157:567. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Comment on the future of U.S. genetic evaluations. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook (blog), May 8. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. DHI SCCs declining. Hoard's Dairyman 157:333. 2012. [Full report]
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Editorial: Business plan will bring clarity to genetic deal. Hoard's Dairyman 157:404. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Genetic leaders to deliberate on future genetic evaluations. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook (blog), Apr. 16. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Milk quality is steadily improving. Hoard's West 14:W-105. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. PTAs will be reduced on genomic males and females. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook (blog), March 26, 2012.
Also published as: - Genomic adjustments included in April's genetic evaluations [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 157:232. 2012.
- Lawlor, T. Rolling the genetic dice and coming out a winner! Holstein Pulse Fall:8–9. 2012.
- Madrigal, A. The perfect milk machine: How big data transformed the dairy industry. The Atlantic, Technology, May 1. 2012.
- More, and better [editorial]. Jersey Journal 59(4):17. 2012.
- National Dairy Herd Information Association. Got dairy data? Holstein World 109(10):103–104. 2012.
- National Dairy Herd Information Association. Got dairy data? Holstein World 109(11):44–45. 2012.
- National DHIA resolution seeks plan for quality genetic, management information. National DHIA news release, Mar. 29. 2012.
Also published as: - Dairybusiness Feature, Mar. 29. 2012.
- Holstein World 109(3):52. 2012.
- HolsteinWorld News, Mar. 31. 2012.
- Dairy industry leaders seek plan for quality genetic and management information [PD Industry News]. Progressive Dairyman 26(7):95. 2012.
- New hire Derek Bickhart. Progressive Dairyman News–New Hires, Mon., Dec. 10. 2012.
Also published as: - Progressive Dairyman 27(1):99. 2013.
- New USDA AIPL Research Report now available. HolsteinWorld News, June 20. 2012.
- Notice of input on USDA ARS-CDCB nonfunded cooperative agreement. HolsteinWorld News, May 8. 2012.
- Peck, E. Haplotypes warrant closer attention from Red & White breeders [Management perspectives]. The Red Bloodlines 137(Apr./May):30. 2012.
- Proposal for future genetic evaluations to be released [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 157:324. 2012.
- Report card on young sire use [editorial]. Jersey Journal 59(8):17. 2012.
- Savage, D. Genomics have evolved since those early proofs in 2009. Holstein International 19(6):12–13. 2012.
- Selner, D. "10 questions" regarding changes for U.S. dairy genetic evaluations [Dairy Profit Update, June 20]. DairyBusiness Feature, June 19. 2012.
- Selner, D. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding meets, debates data plan. HolsteinWorld News, Apr. 24. 2012.
Also published as: - Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding debates data plan. Dairybusiness Daily News, Apr. 25. 2012.
- Stevenson, J. What is the ideal waiting period? Hoard's Dairyman 157:423.
- The genetic evaluation population [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 157:271. 2012.
- The most cited awards [Hoard's has heard …]. Hoard's Dairyman 157:696. 2012.
- Thorbahn, D.C. New agreement between USDA and the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding. Sire Selections Spring:2–3, 6–7. 2012.
Also published as: - Select Sires' Thorbahn issues details on Dairy Data Alliance. Dairybusiness Daily News, Feb. 2. 2012.
- Dairy Agenda Today, Feb. 9. 2012.
- Response: Flatness, R. Letter to the editor: Agreement particulars. Dairy Agenda Today, Mar. 12. 2012.
- Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz, Feb. 13. 2012.
- Holstein World Online Extras, Feb. 15. 2012.
- [Response: Flatness, R. Letter to the editor–Questions about USDA and CDCB are raised. HolsteinWorld Online, Mar. 12. 2012.]
- HolsteinWorld News, Mar. 31. 2012.
- USDA ARS-CDCB nonfunded cooperative agreement available for industry input. U.S. Jersey news release, May 8. 2012.
- Which factors are associated with late abortion frequency? [DCRC Research Shorts]. DCRC Newsletter 7(4). 2012.
- Young sires have become the market leaders [editorial]. Hoard's Dairyman 157:542. 2012.
2011
- AIPL implements new procedure for calculating cow PTAs. Green Book Online, Mar. 30. 2011.
- Average somatic cell count in US dairy herds drops again. News, vetsweb.com, Apr. 21. 2011.
Also published as: - Milk quality continues to improve. Resources, Dairy Herd Network, Apr. 28. 2011.
- Board action on undesirable genetic factors [editorial]. Jersey Journal 58(9):17. 2011.
- Cassell, B. Can U.S. genetics continue to be a world leader? Hoard's Dairyman 156:137. 2011.
- Cassell, B. International cooperation improves genomic predictions. Hoard's Dairyman 156:612. 2011.
- Cassell, B. New use for genomics: "Haplotypes affecting fertility." Hoard's Dairyman 156:528. 2011.
- Cassell, B. Time to reflect. Time to move on. Hoard's Dairyman 156:780. 2011.
- Cassell, B. Will genomics influence inbreeding? Hoard's Dairyman 156:65. 2011.
- Cassell, B., and G. Wiggans. Adjustments make all cow PTAs similar to those on genomically tested cows. Holstein Association USA press release, Mar. 7. 2011.
Also published as: - Adjustments in PTAs offer improved efficiency. Progressive Dairyman 25(7):75–77. 2011.
- Cassell, B. Cow PTAs to get more adjustments in April. Hoard's Dairyman 156:222–223. 2011. [Chart: Adjustments of PTAs for milk in Holstein cows]
- Dairy Herd news source. Adjustments to all cow PTA's coming next month. Dairy Herd Network, Mar. 10, 2011.
- Holstein Association USA staff. The "all-cows" rescaling of yield trait PTAs will be implemented in April 2011. Holstein Association USA press release, Mar. 11. 2011.
- Holstein World Online Extra, Mar. 7. 2011.
- Comstock, S. Understanding haplotypes impacting fertility. Holstein Pulse Fall:8–9. 2011.
- Council plans for transition in the production of genetic evaluations. Holstein World 108(10):84. 2011.
Also published as: - HolsteinWorld News, Sept. 19. 2011.
- Dairy Calf and Heifer Association. Dry period’s impact on offspring studied. Dairy Herd Network, Aug. 29, 2011.
- Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council. Genomic application across the dairy industry. DCRC News. 2011.
- Dairy Herd source. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding is working for the future. Dairy Herd Network News, Sept. 28. 2011.
Also published as: - Hoard's Dairyman Industry Buzz, Sept. 28. 2011.
- Agribusiness Dairyman 30(10):16. 2011.
- Progressive Dairyman Industry News, Oct. 25. 2011.
- Dairy Herd source. Time to review sire selection criteria. Dairy Herd Network News, May 2. 2011.
- Dairy industry honors leaders. Dairy Herd Management 48(9):28, 30. 2011.
- De Vries, A., D.T. Galligan, and J.B. Cole. Some ideas on the use and economic value of the 3K SNP genomic test for calves on dairy farms. Dairy Update 11(3):5–9. 2011.
Also published as: - The use and economic value of the 3K SNP genomic test for calves on dairy farms. EDIS Publ. AN270. Department of Animal Sciences, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. 2011.
- Frequently asked questions: Jersey haplotype 1. Jersey Journal 58(9):20–21. 2011.
- Hansen, P. Resistance to heat stress is under genetic control. Dairy Update 11(2):2. 2011.
Also published as: - Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction Resource Center, Apr. 14. 2011.
- Haplotypes impacting fertility. Animal Health, Diseases and Recessives, Select Sires Resources. 2011
- Hastings, J.P. Genetic evaluations – Status quo not an option. Holstein World 108(5):6.
For background, see: - New video – Mark Adam speaks on the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding. News, HolsteinWorld.com, Apr. 1. 2011.
- Hazel, A., and B. Heins. Track difficult calving to gain profit. Reproduction and Genetics, Dairy Extension, University of Minnesota. 2011.
Also published as: - Dairy Herd news source. Track difficult calvings to gain profit. Dairy Herd Network, Feb. 24. 2011.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Genetic agreements will be made available for public review. Hoard's Dairyman 156:794–795. 2011.
- Hoard's Dairyman staff. Jersey to turn U.S. herd brown. Hoard's Dairyman 156:485. 2011.
- Kendall, D. BH1–A haplotype impacting fertility. Brown Swiss Bulletin 90(8):28. 2011.
Also published as: - Newly identified fertility factor in Brown Swiss. Brown Swiss Breed News. 2011.
- Kendall, D. Genomics and Brown Swiss. Brown Swiss Bulletin 90(4):4, 32, 37. 2011.
- Lawlor, T. Fifteen is the new forty-eight! Holstein Pulse Spring:16–17. 2011.
- Lawlor, T. What's your genomic testing plan? Holstein Pulse Winter:8–9. 2011.
- Lee, K. Use the Net Merit index to make dairy sire selection decisions. Extension News for Agriculture, Michigan State University, Feb. 26. 2011.
- Leigh Walton retires from AIPL. Progressive Dairyman Industry News, Apr. 29. 2011.
- Linderoth, S. Many herds couldn't comply with EU somatic cell standards. Top Story, Dairy Herd Network, Nov. 29. 2011.
- Meyer, B. Meet the four 2011 World Dairy honorees. Brownfield Ag News for America, Oct. 6. 2011.
- National Dairy Herd Information Association. Got dairy data? Holstein World 108(6):28–29. 2011.
Also published as:
- New uses for genotyping continue to unfold. Jersey Journal 58(8):40, 42, 54. 2011.
- NMC. SCC in DHI herds during 2010 averaged 228,000. National Mastitis Council Blog, Mar. 17. 2011.
Also published as: - Dairy Herd news source. Somatic cell count in DHI herds averaged 228,000 in 2010. Dairy Herd Network, Mar. 23. 2011.
- Norman honored as Industry Person of Year. Jersey Journal 58(9):87–88. 2011.
- Olson, K. Genomics: From tissue sample to genetic evaluation. Hoard's Dairyman 156:279. 2011.
- Powell, R.L., and H.D. Norman. What breeds make up the national herd? Hoard's Dairyman 156:83. 2011.
- PTAs more accurate—and comparable—for all cows [editorial]. Jersey Journal 58(4):17. 2011.
- Ridgway, R.L. (ed.). National Dairy Genetic Evaluation Program. Proceedings of the Agriculture, Food, Nutrition and Natural Resources R&D Round Table: Research Partnerships Yield Greater Societal Returns. Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Foundation, Flower Mound, TX. 2011.
- Rogers, G.R., and J.B. Cooper. Genetic differences in fertility among U.S. dairy cattle breeds. Progressive Dairyman 25(13):73–76. 2011.
- Sattler, C. Haplotypes affecting fertility. Sire Selections Fall:9. 2011.
- Savage, D. Lethal haplotypes impact fertility. Holstein International 18(12):27. 2011.
- Selner, D. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding meets in Baltimore. Holstein World 108(5):8. 2011.
- Selner, D. Cow evaluations will change in April. Holstein World 108(4):32. 2011.
- Selner, D. International genomics roundtable. Holstein World 108(10):12–14, 784. 2011.
- Stevenson, J. Is fertility really declining? Hoard's Dairyman 156:740. 2011.
- Summary of June AJCA, NAJ board meetings. Jersey Journal 58(8):28. 2011.
- Two months is optimal dry period for calf survival [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 156:480. 2011.
- Use of young bulls is growing due to genomics [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 156:560. 2011.
- Van Tassell, C.P., G.R. Wiggans, and T.S. Sonstegard. Enhancing genetic evaluations for Guernsey cattle in the United States from use of genomic information. 13th World Conference Proceedings, Guernsey World, May:48–50. 2011.
- VanRaden, P., K. Olson, D. Null, and J. Hutchison. Reporting of haplotypes that affect fertility. Agribusiness Dairyman 30(10):22–23. 2011.
- Wesseldijk, B. Genomics and fertility. Holstein International 18(11): 79. 2011.
- World Dairy Expo announces 2011 honorees. Dairybusiness, Aug. 23. 2011.
Also published as: - Hood-Haines, A. Norman named Industry Person of the Year. Lancaster Farming, Oct. 8:A2. 2011.
- World Dairy Expo honors leaders. Hoard's Dairyman 156:EXPO 36. 2011.
2010
- AIPL research team. Questions abound on genomic adjustments [Questions from our readers]. Hoard's Dairyman 155:343. 2010.
- AntelBio selected to research Bovine TB milk diagnostics [Industry news]. Progressive Dairyman 24(12):100. 2010.
- Beltsville employees receive NDHIA award. Farmshine 31(29):32. 2010.
- Cassell, B. April's changes make genomics more accurate. Hoard's Dairyman 155:482. 2010.
- Cassell, B. Sexed semen remains a useful option. Hoard's Dairyman 155:634. 2010.
- Cassell, B. Updated Net Merit index emphasizes fitness and fertility. Hoard's Dairyman 155:63. 2010.
- Cassell, B. Where does the industry stand on inbreeding? Hoard's Dairyman 155:220. 2010.
- Coburn, A. Updated economic index promotes profitability. Horizons 16(1):7–8. 2010.
- Cow PTAs shift downward in April [Farm Flashes]. Hoard's Dairyman 155:288. 2010.
- Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council. Taking heifer reproduction to the next level. Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction Resource Center, Reproductive Management, Mar. 26. 2010.
Also published as:
- Dairy Herd news source. DHI herds continue to improve somatic cell counts. Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction Resource Center, Jan. 25. 2010.
- Dairy Herd news source. Genetic base updated this month. Mastitis Resource Center, Dairy Herd Management, Apr. 29. 2010.
- Dairy proof education. Genex Cooperative, Inc. 2010. [no longer available]
- Five industry Pioneers honored by National Dairy Shrine. Hoard's Dairyman 155:EXPO52. 2010.
- Genomics rapidly evolving; unanswered questions remain. Hoard's Dairyman Notebook (blog), Apr. 28. 2010.
- Jersey jargon [genetic base and net merit index changes]. Jersey Journal 57(2):53. 2010.
- Jordan, E. Heifer A.I. gets research focus. Hoard's Dairyman 155:264. 2010.
- Lee, K. Genetic base changes: January 2010. Michigan Dairy Review 11(5):15. 2010.
- McGinnis, L. What impact has breeding had on the cattle genome? Dairy Herd Management, Reproduction Resource Center, Jan. 21. 2010.
- Meland, O. Many new changes with the new dairy proofs. Genetic Trends 62(1):10–11. 2010.
- National Dairy Herd Information Association. Got dairy data? Holstein World 107(11):28–29. 2010.
- National Dairy Shrine membership challenge. The Chronicle, National Dairy Shrine, Summer, p. 3. 2010.
- Nebel, R., and C. Sattler. Genetic innovations lead into 2010. Progressive Dairyman 24(1):29–30. 2010.
- Norman, H.D. Breeder concerns addressed following April's genetic evaluations. Minnesota Holstein News 61(2):90–91. 2010.
Also published as: - Eastern DairyBusiness 2(9):42–43. 2010.
- Holstein World 107(9):102–103. 2010.
- Quality Certification Services Inc. Are my records 'Official'? Western DairyBusiness 91(9):40–41. 2010.
Also published as: - Wisconsin Holstein News 82(6):30–31. 2010.
- Savage, D. Calving-ease specialists: Changing the way the breed gives birth. Holstein International 17(2):18–19, 21. 2010.
- Savage, D. TPI and net merit: The total performance indexes of the US. Holstein International 17(5):36–37, 39. 2010.
- Selner, D. January sire summaries deliver changes and more changes. Holstein World 107(2):46–47. 2010.
- Stevenson, J. Sexed semen usage varies greatly. Hoard's Dairyman 155:672. 2010.
- Time for change. Horizons 16(1):5–6. 2010.
- Update on genomic calculations and evaluations. Holstein Pulse Spring:21. 2010.
- Worden, L. Genomics: Where are we headed? Holstein Pulse Summer:19. 2010.
