EPD ?'s

[IluvABbeef]

See this table:
http://www.selectsires.com/beef/hereford_spring2007.pdf

And the way they set it up.

Now, why did they put in a line to separate the top three sires from the bottom two?

And why is there not Acc value for the M&G EPD?

Thanks

 

[dun]

No idea. Here's a link to there fall EPDs:
http://www.selectsires.com/beef/hereford_fall2007.pdf

 

[IluvABbeef]

Hmmm....now I'm getting a little suspicious...the same three sires are still on the top three for both the fall and spring 2007 epd charts... :?: :?: :?:

 

[rocket2222]

And why is there not Acc value for the M&G EPD?

M&G epd is the sum of half the WW plus milk, it's just two numbers added together. Not sure why they bother putting it in there.

 

[DOC HARRIS]

See this table:
http://www.selectsires.com/beef/hereford_spring2007.pdf

And the way they set it up.

Now, why did they put in a line to separate the top three sires from the bottom two?

And why is there not Acc value for the M&G EPD?

Thanks[/quoteIluvABbeef - I can't tell you why this particular sheet is presented with a line where it is, but I know that sometimes it is done to make readiing a group of numbers more easily kept in order when you are reading it - so your eyes don't jump off of one line and onto another.

DOC HARRIS

 

[IluvABbeef]

Thanks

 

[Chris H]

Hmmm....now I'm getting a little suspicious...the same three sires are still on the top three for both the fall and spring 2007 epd charts... :?: :?: :?:

They're sorted & printed by the sire code.
And Doc was right about adding lines for readability.