Genetic expansion is the next great challenge of the Braford Paraguay

Published 2024년 4월 23일

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The article highlights the efforts of the Paraguayan livestock sector to enhance meat productivity and quality through the distribution of Braford breed genetics and industrial crossing. The Association of Breeders and Cattle Raisers of Paraguay (APCB) is using the solid genetic base of the Braford breed to improve meat production characteristics, aiming to meet both national and international market demands. The APCB's participation in the National Autumn Expo 2024, where 124 animals from three species and two breeds will be showcased, is seen as a way to further boost productivity in the sector.
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Regarding the challenges and objectives of the breed, Dr. Yambay highlighted: "We are convinced that by spreading our genetics throughout the national herd, we can generate a positive circle to satisfy the reproductive needs of both males and females," he stated. . The president of the APCB also told Productiva that industrial crossing is being actively promoted as a strategy to enhance the productivity and quality of meat in the Paraguayan livestock sector. With a solid genetic base of the Braford breed, the association is promoting the use of this technique to improve the characteristics of the farm intended for meat production, thus seeking to satisfy the demands of the national and international market. Regarding Braford's participation in this historic National Autumn Expo 2024, which takes place from April 22 to 30, on the grounds of the Rural Association of Paraguay (ARP), Yambay expressed the importance of joining efforts to improve the productivity in the livestock ...
Source: Productivacm

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