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Us Proofs Holstein August 2019 Jolie Prin Fr8548004083 (Hadange) Gaec Le Printemps US PROOFS HOLSTEIN AUGUST 2019 JOLIE PRIN FR8548004083 (HADANGE) GAEC LE PRINTEMPS CONTACT SYMBOLS KEY EVOLUTION International Female sexed semen Robot Rue Eric TABARLY - CS 90039 - 35538 NOYAL SUR VILAINE CEDEX - FRANCE + 33 (0)2 99 85 21 40 High fertility semen Show [email protected] High fertility sexed semen Polled bull ©Pictures : EVOLUTION, Gejp, G. Soldi, A. Meekma, C. Ronsin Cover : Red holstein or red factor JYELVEYRO FR2258193041 (GOFAST) GAEC DE LEONVILLE Reversed photo COME FIND US DISCOVER OUR AND SHARE THE NEWS! NEW WEBSITE: www.facebook.com/EvolutionInternationalWORLD www.evolution-int.com CONTENTS NACASH 10 NOTTINGHAM 11 NAMASTE 12 NEMON 13 OSLO RF 14 NIKLY 15 NIXI 16 EVOLUTION International is the leading French exporter of cattle genetics, a supplier of genetic advance for more than ONEIL 17 50 years. With its network of partner distributors covering NAXEL 18 more than 70 countries, EVOLUTION International aims to be NEVENLAND 19 one of the top 5 exporters of animal genetics in the world. NILLSAP 20 NEWDEAL 21 YOUR PARTNER FOR: NIGHTFEVER 22 DAIRY, BEEF AND GOAT GENETICS MAINLY 23 MERCY 24 NEVERMIND 25 TECHNICAL SUPPORT NUMBER 26 To advise you, ensuring you have the best genetic advance MANANA RED 27 All of the technical experts of EVOLUTION International and our partners (Breed Selection Enterprises) are here to advise you, to MEMPHIS 28 provide you with the genetics that are the most suited to your MESSENGER 29 needs in cattle and goat species. LANISTER 30 NETSCAPE 31 GENETICS LANDVIEW 32 Successful breeding programmes at the service of livestock KP CARTER 33 farming LIFETIME 34 EVOLUTION International offers you the best of genetics for: JEBRASKA 35 Cattle breeds: LIMITLESS 36 - Dairy or dual purpose: Holstein, Normande, Brown Swiss, Pie Rouge INPUT 37 - Hardy dairy : Abondance, Tarentaise JARMON 38 - Large format beef: Limousin, Charolais, Blonde d’Aquitaine LIWAY SIL 38 - Hardy beef: Aubrac, Gasconne, Salers LIFESTYLE 39 - Specialized beef : Parthenaise, Bazadaise, Rouge des Prés NEWMAN 39 - Beef crossing : INRA 95, Charolais Excellence, Blonde JAGGER 40 d’aquitaine, Limousine MARINERO 40 Goat breeds : LEXPRESS 41 - Dairy: Saanen, Alpine MUNDO 41 - Beef: Boer INSIDER 42 EMBRYOS JEEPSON 42 JOYSTAR 43 Genetic advance in fast motion To ensure maximum genetic advance, EVOLUTION International INGOLD 43 brings you a wide range of embryos that covers all their dairy and ISITOLO 44 beef breeds. HAMMIG ISY 44 From dams with confirmed potential and the best bulls, these embryos will be the guarantee of success for your herds. LAFTER 45 HOSPADOR 45 PICTOGRAMS EXPLANATION POLLED BULL ROBOT How does it work? • Sires whose daughters will be well-suited to an automatic milking system Horned cattle have in their genes a ‘pp’ allele pair, and polled cattle either a ‘PP’ or a ‘Pp’ allele pair. The • To help livestock farmers select reproducers that polled trait is dominant, so any offspring with a ‘P’ in will transmit desired features, a ‘Ro’ pictogramme its inherited genes is born without horns. Because is now placed by the sire’s name. every calf inherits one allele from each of its parents, • This qualification mainly takes into account the 50% of offspring will be born without horns when a morphological traits of the udder, as a major factor ‘Pp’ bull mates with a ‘pp’ cow. of incompatibility with automating milking systems. Special attention is also paid to others related Transmission of polled trait: critical traits. • This same range is also adapted to Rototandem milking. Straightness of hindshanks is included in 50% 50% locomotion traits. pp x Pp = Pp pp Teat length 50% 25% 25% Pp PP pp Pp x Pp = Udder Balance 100% PP PP x PP = Rear Teat Placement 100% Pp Easier PP x pp = Locomotion 1 2 1 Udder 50% 50% health Pp PP PP x Pp = 2 Milking Speed HIGH FERTILITY SEMEN To be qualified FERTI+, shall to have done at least 800 AI whose results are known. Cows inseminated with a FERTI+ bull, have a NRR at 90 days higher of 5% than the average NRR of females of the same breed, in conventional or sexed semen Example : For an average NRR of 68%, females inseminated with a FERTI+ bull have at least a NRR of 71,4%. 4 I HOLSTEIN - US PROOFS www.evolution-int.com TPI AND NM$ COMPOSITION TPI TOTAL PERFORMANCE INDEX TPI is calculated by the PRODUCTION TRAITS 6% Holstein Association USA F&L Fat (FAT) 17% 17% Protein (PROT) 21% and guides the breed 11% FAT 8% direction. UDC Feed Efficiency FE( ) It includes the 1% DF 26% FUNCTIONAL TRAITS CONFORMATION Productive Life (PL) 4% following traits: 8% PTAT 46% Livability (LIV) 3% PRODUCTION Somatic Cells Score (SCS) 5% TPI 21% Fertility Index (FI) 13% 1% DSB PROT 2% DCE Daughter Calving Ease (DCE) 2% 28% Daughter Stillbirth (DSB) 1% FUNCTIONAL 13% FI CONFORMATION TRAITS 8% PTA Type (PTAT) 8% 5% FE Dairy Form (DF) 1% SCS 3% 4% LIV PL Udder (UDC) 11% Feet & Legs (F&L) 6% NM$ NET MERIT PRODUCTION TRAITS NM$ is calculated by the 3% 1% Fat (FAT) 27% Council for Dairy Cattle 5% F&L MILK Protein ( ) 17% BWC PROT Breeding (CDCB) and is an 7% Milk (MILK) 1% economical index. UDC 27% 2% 15% FAT FUNCTIONAL TRAITS HT CONFORMATION It includes the Productive Life (PL) 12% 7% following traits: LIV Somatic Cells Score (SCS) 4% 45% Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DPR) 7% PRODUCTION 2% CCR NM$ Calving Traits (CT) 5% 1% DSB Heifer Conception Rate (HCR) 1% 5% 40% Cow Conception Rate (CCR) 2% CT FUNCTIONAL Livability (LIV) 7% Health Traits (HT) 2% 7% 17% DPR PROT 4% CONFORMATION TRAITS SCS 12% Udder (UDC) 7% PL Body Weight Composite (BWC) 5% Feet & Leg (F&L) 3% www.evolution-int.com HOLSTEIN - US PROOFS I 5 GENETIC EFFICIENCY Improve your herd’s performance Each farm is specific. That is why EVOLUTION proposes you a genetic offer adapted to your objectives which respects this DIVERSITY, while combining EXCELLENCE and RELIABILITY. You will thus benefit from the best bulls to enhance your breeding system and obtain the optimum from your animals. € 6 I HOLSTEIN - US PROOFS www.evolution-int.com EVOLUTION genetic efficiency means providing genetics adapted to your breeding system issues and specificities. You benefit from a wide range of sires that meet your needs and DIVERSITY objectives. TO FIT YOUR BREEDING SYSTEMS INVESTMENT SEEKING FEED AGRICULTURAL VALUATION ADDED-VALUE AUTONOMY WORKFORCE VOLUM +VALUE GRAZING+ AUTONOM SCE MILK SCE MILK SCE MILK SCE MILK RLI/RLNI PROT PL PROT% PL RLNI MS PROT FI FAT FI FAT% FI STRENGTH FI FAT UD HEALTH UDC UD HEALTH UDC FAT% UD HEALTH UD HEALTH UDC PROT% TYPE FLC KETOSIS FLC UDC FLC KETOSIS FLC And also: SHOW ROBOT POLLED RED BB & A2A2 SEMEN FERTILITY AN OFFER EXPRESSED IN A WIDE VARIETY OF GENETIC LANGUAGES And many TPI ISU RZG PLI NTM PFT BPI others... THE GREATEST DIVERSITY OF SIRES AND BULL DAMS TO GUARANTEE A CONTROLLED INBREEDING TOP50 Inbreeding is + = 7,5% measured at 5% in EVOLUTION French population compared to 7.5% 170 sires 700 bull 30 different sires / 5% in North America of sons / year dams / year 40 different dams www.evolution-int.com HOLSTEIN - US PROOFS I 7 EVOLUTION genetic efficiency allows you to benefit from excellent bulls, regularly at the highest level in official rankings. You choose among the best to valorize your EXCELLENCE breeding system. A POWERFUL GENETIC CREATION Based on a network of 27 000 French breeders and more than 1.8 million cows 8 000 embryos produced / year in stations and in farms 3 000 Advanced technologies: genotyped males/year: OPU/IVF, embryo THE 7TH genotyping, etc... LARGEST FORCE LEADER IN ISU AND IN THE WORLD GLOBAL PLAYER IN TPI NACASH, LOUXOR, INPUT, HURION ISY, Specialized EHMAN ISY, AVIC SHO, STOL JOC, JOCKO B... creation teams COMBINED WITH CUTTING-EDGE INNOVATION 2009 2011 2017 2018 2019 - 2020 1ST GENOMIC FEMALE GENOTYPING KETOSIS HOOF HEALTH GENOME MATINGS, BULLS CALVES AND COWS You know your Up to 21% more Up to 25% HEALTH, DIGITAL 50% genetic females as well resistance in one more resistance TOOLS ... progress as our males generation to lameness FOCUS ON HOOF HEALTH INCREASE THE RESISTANCE OF YOUR ANIMALS TO HOOF INJURIES 2 synthetic proofs to better target the selection Frequency of infectious lesions according to females genomic proof 100 5000 90 4500 Headcount by index class (RLI) Index RLI Index RLNI 80 4000 Resistance to Resistance to 70 3500 Infectious Lesions Non Infectious Lesions 60 3000 50 2500 40 2000 - Dermatitis (50%) - White line (40%) 30 1500 Effectif (RLI) - Interdigital - Sole ulcer (40%) 20 1000 DER 10 500 TE hyperplasia (25%) - Sole haemorrhage circumscribed form (10%) 0 0 IH - Talon erosion (25%) - Sole haemorrhage diffused form (10%) % of affected cows by index class (RLI) > à 2 0 à 0,5 0,5 à 1 1 à 1,5 1,5 à 2 % in the index calculation -1,5 à -1 -1 à -0,5 -0,5 à 0 Study based on data from 126 000 females correlated to genotyping data 3 times less lesions from -1 genetic from 11 000 females (CD = 43%) values to +1 genetic values 8 I HOLSTEIN - US PROOFS www.evolution-int.com EVOLUTION genetic efficiency is established according to INRA’s scientific methods. The relationship between genomic proofs and females performances in farms is verified by IDELE from more than 15 400 genotyped females with performances and RELIABILITY from more than 36 000 females genotyped by EVOLUTION. YOU FIND THE PROOFS IN YOUR FEMALES PERFORMANCES With nearly 15 400 heifers genotyped and then in production in your herds, the link between the proofs and the performance of your cows is scientifically verified: SCS PROTEIN (‰) (nb x 1000/ml) 40,0 400 37,5 350 35,0 300 250 32,5 200 30,0 150 27,5 100 25,0 50 ≥ 3,0 0 < 0,5 -0,5 < 0 0 < 0,5 -0,5 < 0 0,5 < 1,01,0 < 1,51,5 < 2,02,0 < 2,52,5 < 3,0 0,5 < 1,01,0 < 1,51,5 < 2,02,0 < 2,52,5 < 3,0 -2,5 < -2,0 < -1,5 < -1,0 < -0,5 -1,5 < -1,0-1,0 < -0,5 PROTEIN PROOF (‰) SCS PROOF THE FRENCH SELECTION MODEL IS BASED ON THE LARGEST REFERENCE POPULATION IN THE WORLD 4000 bulls 35 000 bulls in 2008 in 2018 Increase of 12% in genomic evaluations accuracy to achieve a reliability of 75% 7 partners 35 000 Development of innovative tools dedicated to genomic in 11 European proven and selection through pooling of knowledge and resources.
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