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<blockquote data-quote="Caustic Burno" data-source="post: 1550346" data-attributes="member: 694"><p>I sell pounds, papers don't mash scales.</p><p>My buyers want black pounds. Your kidding yourself on anything else, it about converting grass to cash using a bovine.</p><p></p><p>"Greater than half of the cattle in the world are managed in tropical environments, while approximately 40% of beef cows in the United States are located in subtropical areas. Furthermore, approximately 80% of global beef production is Bos indicusbased. Given this, Bos indicus germplasm plays a critical role in both US and worldwide beef production particularly when used as part of a well-structured crossbreeding program.The decision of whether or not to utilize a particular strategic system of crossbreeding depends upon individual production goals. First must come the blinding realization that no one breed excels in all areas that lead to profitability. In order to take advantage of breed complementarity, breeds must be paired such that they excel in different areas that are critical to the overall production goals. The advantages of crossbreeding can be thought of as: 1) Taking advantage of breed complementarity, 2) Taking advantage of non-additive effects (dominance and epistasis) thus leading to heterosis (hybrid vigor)."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caustic Burno, post: 1550346, member: 694"] I sell pounds, papers don’t mash scales. My buyers want black pounds. Your kidding yourself on anything else, it about converting grass to cash using a bovine. “Greater than half of the cattle in the world are managed in tropical environments, while approximately 40% of beef cows in the United States are located in subtropical areas. Furthermore, approximately 80% of global beef production is Bos indicusbased. Given this, Bos indicus germplasm plays a critical role in both US and worldwide beef production particularly when used as part of a well-structured crossbreeding program.The decision of whether or not to utilize a particular strategic system of crossbreeding depends upon individual production goals. First must come the blinding realization that no one breed excels in all areas that lead to profitability. In order to take advantage of breed complementarity, breeds must be paired such that they excel in different areas that are critical to the overall production goals. The advantages of crossbreeding can be thought of as: 1) Taking advantage of breed complementarity, 2) Taking advantage of non-additive effects (dominance and epistasis) thus leading to heterosis (hybrid vigor).” [/QUOTE]
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