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<blockquote data-quote="alexfarms" data-source="post: 593490" data-attributes="member: 8677"><p>9012y is fdl and no fie. His son hh advance 249b is the same way and his son hh advance 438d is the same way. hh advance 6052f is fdl and no fie and he has some progeny listed with the ie....they are carriers. 6052f's sire is fdl and fie and his dam 160a has no indication, but she has progeny that are fdl and no fie. And, looky there, 160a's sire is 9012y, who, as you mentioned is fdl and no fie. The real question is how many cattle behind 9012y would also be fdl and no fie, if they were tested and where did this lack of fie descend from and which animals may it have descended to through animals other than 9012y? The AHA is now requiring the dl and ie test for sires being AI permitted now, so more information will eventually come out and breeders can test their sale bulls before they sell them to determine if they are fdl and fie before they leave their possession.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alexfarms, post: 593490, member: 8677"] 9012y is fdl and no fie. His son hh advance 249b is the same way and his son hh advance 438d is the same way. hh advance 6052f is fdl and no fie and he has some progeny listed with the ie....they are carriers. 6052f's sire is fdl and fie and his dam 160a has no indication, but she has progeny that are fdl and no fie. And, looky there, 160a's sire is 9012y, who, as you mentioned is fdl and no fie. The real question is how many cattle behind 9012y would also be fdl and no fie, if they were tested and where did this lack of fie descend from and which animals may it have descended to through animals other than 9012y? The AHA is now requiring the dl and ie test for sires being AI permitted now, so more information will eventually come out and breeders can test their sale bulls before they sell them to determine if they are fdl and fie before they leave their possession. [/QUOTE]
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