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TRENDS AND CHALLENGES IVANKOVIĆ Ante RAMLJAK Jelena Department of Animal Science and T echnology Faculty of Agricultur e Zagreb Croatia DAGENE International Association ID: 928373

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AUTOCHTHONOUS CATTLE BREEDS IN CROATIA TRENDS AND CHALLENGES

IVANKOVIĆ Ante, RAMLJAK Jelena

Department of Animal Science and TechnologyFaculty of Agriculture, Zagreb, Croatia

DAGENE – International Association for the Conservation of Animal Breeds in the Danubian Region 22-24 April 2016, Bavaria, Germany

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three Autochthonous cattle breeds

Slavonian

Syrmian Podolian cattle

BushaIstrian cattleAutochthonous cattle breeds in CROATIA

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beginning of the XX >

90% of cattle population~ 1 mil cattle (1931)Istrian cattle – Istria peninsulaBusha – kars

t & mountain areaSlavonian Syrmian Podolian – Slavonia (plain and fertile land)decreasing trend (end XX):industrializationimport Simmental & crossbredsdepopulation of rural areas

BushaSlavonian Syrmian Istrian c.

Puskas, 1980

AUTOCHTHONOUS CATTLE BREEDS

-

populations

in

the

past

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AUTOCHTHONOUS CATTLE BREEDS -

done till now

phenotypically characterised exterior data for each breed facilitates the implementation of breeding programsgenetically characterised

proteins polymorphism, microsatellites, mtDNA, SNPshelps to maintain genetic variability, control inbreeding levelRESULT: accomplished breeding consolidationhow can we estimate trend in population – with which indicators?is population trend is stabile, is it growing or decreasing?

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to

analyse

population indicators and trendsto estimate the importance of establishing a program for economic useAIM

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in general: increasing trend (breeding

♂, ♀ registered at CAA)average growth

of the population ranged from 9.4% (SSP) – 20.3% (BU)

Graph 1. Trends in number of breeding animals in period 2005 - 2014TRENDS IN POPULATIONS: 2005 – 2014

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2004 – Promotion and valorisation of Istrian Cattle (County support

)Busha – no such Program (promotion is more on individual level, exhibitions)

TRENDS IN POPULATIONS: 2005 – 2014

Picture 1. Example of economic utilization of native breeds through gastronomic offer

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IC – oscillation (slaughtered, AI – households

with 2 to 4 cows) BU – stable trend (herd dispersion, every herd has bull, low use of AI)SSP slope – disproportion

# only one herd for a long time, monopoleGraph 2. Trends in ratio cows per bulls in period

2005 - 2014TRENDS IN POPULATIONS: 2005 – 2014↓ No ♂ 14 to 9; No ♀ only+2 ind. ↑ No ♂ 4 to 9; No ♀ only+9 ind.

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female are left for breeding

# increasing trend in IC and BUgood example

(gastro offer) how economic utilization results with sustainability!Graph 3. Trends in

number of female offspring in period 2005 - 2014 TRENDS IN POPULATIONS: 2005 – 2014

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Graph 4. Trends in

number of breeders

in period 2005 - 20142004 amount of subsidies decreased # interest of breeders still risesubsidies should support breeds sustainability # no situation where the whole breeding depends on subsidies

TRENDS IN POPULATIONS: 2005 – 2014

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Graph 5. Trends in

number of breeding animal per breeder

in period 2005 - 2014

IC and BU have similar trend ~ 3 – 6 ind/167 & 91 breeders # SSP –15No breeders: ↑ 4 to 10; No ♀only +14 ind.No breeders: ↓ 20 to 14; No ♀only +22 ind. TRENDS IN POPULATIONS: 2005 – 2014

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TRENDS IN POPULATIONS: 2005 –

2014

Ne

= 180 I – h. endangeredNe = 193 I – h. endangeredNe = 52 I – c. endangeredindicator: distribution of population; „one” area (IC) or wider (HBU)?if 75% of population are within radius of 12.5/20/50/>50 km = level of endangeraccept historical aspect / breeders don't have tendency to spread breeds on surrounding area /

step out:

export

IC to

Slovenia

(

historical

background

)

N

=10-50-100

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breeding of native

breeds get more attention – all 3

breeds increased census size (9 to 20%)increased the number of breeders (1.5 to 4.0 times) increased the average size of female offspring's (~40%)balanced population structureratios of bulls vs. cows (1 bull vs.15:13:10 cows):more stabile and uniform trend (conducting breeding program, AI)

but – insufficient reproductive efficiency average number of fermale calves per breeding cow: 0.29 (IC) to 0.44 (SSP)TRENDS – current state & 2005 – 2014

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sustainability and affirmation of breeds must

be in programs of economic utilization more sustainable program (e.g. Istrian cattle

) confirms the low risk level in economically inferior breeds vs. Slavonian Syrmian Podolian breeds promotionproduct with added values (handcrafts, gastro offer, dishes, …)folklores, eventseconomically vital programs can support more expensive methods of population vitalization

promotion with public media, television, …beginning: important subsidies (ggovernment) for sustainability latter: local community play important roleCHALLENGE – now & future

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Thank you for attention