China's animal husbandry workstation organizes and implements the project of high-efficiency breeding technology of sheep with both meat and milk

Published Nov 17, 2021

Tridge summary

A new project in Ulan Qab City aims to breed new sheep breeds with improved meat and milk production using molecular marker-assisted selection and high-efficiency breeding technology. The project, which will be carried out over three years, will use Dai Rui sheep as the male parent and the local small-tail Han sheep as the female parent. The technical team will establish new meat and dairy sheep breeds through cross-crossing and molecular marker screening. The project has received strong support from various cooperation units and has already conducted a successful embryo transfer, providing a solid foundation for the breeding of new meat and milk sheep breeds.
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Original content

The project "Using molecular marker-assisted selection and high-efficiency breeding technology to breed new breeds of sheep with both meat and milk" was organized and implemented by the Ulan Qab City Animal Husbandry Workstation. It will be carried out in 3 years and aims to use modern biological breeding techniques combined with conventional breeding techniques to accelerate sheep breeding Through the process, a nucleus group of sheep with both meat and milk will be cultivated in the shortest possible time. This project uses Dai Rui sheep as the male parent and the local small-tail Han sheep as the female parent. First, optimize the integrated technology system for high-efficiency breeding of both meat and milk sheep, and then use the existing molecular markers to screen and improve the population, and establish meat and dairy products through cross-crossing The nucleus group lays a solid foundation for the breeding of new breeds of both meat and milk sheep. The project will ...

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