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Economic Feasibility of Adopting Genomic Selection in Beef

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Kenneth Poon & . Getu. . Hailu. University of Guelph. CAES 2010, Niagara Falls. June 18. th. , 2010. Ontario Beef Sector. Beef sector has been suffering from high and increasing input cost. Feed cost ~ 70-80% of total expense of beef operation.

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Kenneth Poon amp Getu Hailu University of Guelph CAES 2010 Niagara Falls June 18 th 2010 Ontario Beef Sector Beef sector has been suffering from high and increasing input cost Feed cost 7080 of total expense of beef operation ID: 515510 Download Presentation

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