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Our Proven and Genomic Sires THE LEADING BREEDING ENTERPRISE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION The task of JSC «Moskovskoe» is to provide our breeders with high quality breeding material that will improve the genetic potential dairy cattle. Today it is a matter of strategic importance. General Director Dr. Ivan Yanchukov Our partners: More than 1200 farms from 60 regions of the Russian Federation 21 breeding enterprise of Russian Federation More than 1.2 million units of Farm of the Republic sperm sold to the consumer of Belarus, Kazakhstan, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan Regions with which AO JSC «Moskovskoe» cooperates Regional representative offices of JSC «Moskovskoe» Our proven and genomic Sires Holsten Sires and Genomic More than 20 Red and White suit estimated on quality of posterity and genome Montross x Supersire Kanu P х Pitbull ALBERO ELDORADO-M RAGNAR-M Genomic Simmental Sires Genomic Angler Sires Sampro x Vanstein Impalu x R Degn SAMPLER-M REPHAIN-M Other breeds: Brown Swiss Hereford Limousin Aberdeen-Angus Services rendered in the field of livestock breeding Premium genetics of the Selection control of milk highest quality Immune and genetic quality by 11 indicators certification of livestock Delivery of elite cattle Support of breeding work in the embryos and a full range farm of services for their transplantation Support of the software Training of specialists on complex» Selex « dairy Audit of livestock farms on reproduction of Dairy cattle cattle.» issues of reproduction of dairy cattle Date of birth: 30.05.2014 Armanyak-М 56530396 Country of origin: Germany DE 356530396 Blood group: a/a Q’/ EX2 F/F z/z W. Ideal (Manfred) / W. Ideal (Astre) FLEVO GENETICS SNOWMAN GEN-I-BEQ AIKMAN NL 388965513 CA 106807394 KHW-I AIKA BAXTER CA 105054246 16038 – 5,80 – 3,29 AGGRAVATION LAWN BOY P-RED Sire Summary Sire 2019) (august ROMBA US 133080890 DE 353309617 ROMINA 12205 – 4,53 – 3,64 DE 349973177 9983 – 4,55 – 3,33 CVF BLF BYF HHF CDF Prediction of genomic evaluations (USA): RZG 144 RZM 128 Milk Fat,% Fat Protein.,% Protein Reliability +646 +0,52 +73 +0,22 +41 71% Sire Calving Ease 110 Somatic cell score (SCS) 124 Milk Productive life (PL) 122 Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DRP) 107 Fat HOLSTEIN BULLS HOLSTEIN Protein Body type (Germany) 80 90 100 110 120 130 Dairy type 113 5 5 , 0 0 Body 104 2 0 , 0 0 Dairy Feet and Legs 112 5 2 , 0 0 Form Udder 125 9 2 , 0 0 Total merit 123 8 9 , 0 0 Linear profil Body Stature small 107 2 0 , 0 0 tall Dairy Character shalow 111 3 0 , 0 0 depp Body Depth small 105 1 0 , 0 0 depp FLC Strength frail 97 - 3 , 0 0 strong Rump Angle ascending 92 - 1 0 , 0 0 sloperd Rump Width narrow 98 - 1 , 0 0 wide UDC Rear Legs set side view posty 106 1 7 , 0 0 sickled Foot Angle low angle 103 1 0 , 0 0 posty Hock Quality swollen 109 2 3 , 0 0 dry Stature Rear Legs rear view hock-in 105 1 5 , 0 0 parallel. Locomotion bad 109 2 3 , 0 0 good Productive Rear Udder Height low 121 8 6 , 0 0 high life Suspensory Ligament weak 108 1 2 , 0 0 strong Teat placement front wide 122 8 7 , 0 0 close Teat placement Rear wide 119 7 5 , 0 0 close Somatic 5 4 , 0 0 2020 Fore udder attachment loose 116 tight cell score Udder Depth deep 112 5 1 , 0 0 shallow Teat Length short 98 - 3 , 0 0 ong Daughter 80 90 100 110 120 130 Pregnancy Rate 4 Date of birth: 07.08.2018 Banzai-М 770753322 A2A2 Country of origin: Germany DE 770753322 Blood group : A2 B2O4D’E’3F’G’O’ C1W F/F S1H’ z/z W. Ideal (Cleitus) / W. Ideal (Cleitus) MONTROSS JEDI BUBBA US 3123886035 Summary Sire US 3131992850 BUBBLES 2019) (august US 142521696 15236 – 4,14 – 3,29 DELTA 1427 DELTA US 72128216 US 3131992830 SCRAMENTO +750 +0,19 +0,07 US 72933054 11863 – 4,18 – 3,32 CVF BYF BLF HHF CDF BB A2A2 Prediction of genomic evaluations (USA): TPI +2714 NM$ +865 Protein.,% Protein Reliability Milk Fat,% Fat Easy +747 +0,14 +66 +0,10 +50 77% calving BULLS HOLSTEIN Sire Calving Ease 5,9 Daughter Calving Ease 3,0 Somatic cell score (SCS) 2,79 Productive life (PL) +8,0 Milk Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DRP) +2,4 Fat Daughters body type (USA) -1 0 +1 +2 PTAT +1,97 1 , 9 7 FLC +1,14 1 , 1 4 Protein UDC +2,80 2 Linear estimate Dairy Stature Tall +0,14 0 , 1 4 Form Strength Frail -0,20 - 0 , 2 Body Depth Shallow -0,48 - 0 , 4 8 FLC Dairy Form Open Rib +0,64 0 , 6 4 Rump Angle High Pins -0,21 - 0 , 2 1 Thurl Width Wide +0,51 0 , 5 1 UDC Rear Legs-Side Posty -0,89 - 0 , 8 9 Rear Legs-Rear Straight +0,60 0 , 6 Foot Angle Steep +1,43 1 , 4 3 Stature Feet & Legs Score High +1,14 1 , 1 4 F. Udder Attachmen Strong +3,05 2 Productive Rear Udder Height High +3,38 2 life 2020 Rear Udder Width Wide +3,11 2 Udder Cleft Strong +1,65 1 , 6 5 Somatic Udder Depth Shallow +2,58 2 cell score Front Teat Placement Close +1,91 1 , 9 1 Rear Teat Placement Close +1,81 1 , 8 1 Daughter Pregnancy Rate Teat Length Short -2,49 - 2 5 Date of birth: 05.03.2011 Bossanova-М 1445852790 Country of origin: France BOSSANOVA FR 1445852790 Blood group: a/Q G2Y2E4Q’/O4D’E’3F’G’O’ C1 F/F LS1H’ z/z W. Ideal (Manfred) / W. Ideal (Prelude) O-BEE MANFRED JUSTICE END-ROAD O-MAN BRONCO US 122358313 US 135774702 END-ROAD MARSHALL BUG FR 131926022 13520 – 3,69 – 3,44 PICSTON SHOTTLE Sire Summary Sire 2019) (august BAVIERE GB 598172 FR 6112205010 SH JOC.JEN 12673 – 3,90 – 3,42 DE 112485586 11133 – 4,35 – 3,25 CVF BLF BYF HHF CDF BLUP (Germany): RZG 131 RZM 124 (USA): TPI +2201 NM$ +473 Herds Daughters. Milk Fat,% Fat Protein.,% Protein Reliability 241 544 940 -0,10 +27 +0,05 +37 98% Sire Calving Ease 106 Somatic cell score (SCS) 109 Productive life (PL) 117 Easy Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DRP) 105 calving HOLSTEIN BULLS HOLSTEIN Milk Body type (Germany) 80 90 100 110 120 130 Dairy type 95 - 1 0 , 0 0 Body 109 3 5 , 0 0 Fat Feet and Legs 121 6 5 , 0 0 Udder 104 3 0 , 0 0 Total merit 113 4 2 , 0 0 Linear profil Protein Stature small 93 - 1 3 , 0 0 tall Dairy Character shalow 95 - 1 3 , 0 0 depp Body Depth small 99 - 2 , 0 0 depp Body Strength frail 106 3 3 , 0 0 strong Rump Angle ascending 96 - 1 1 , 0 0 sloperd Rump Width narrow 115 4 5 , 0 0 wide FLC Rear Legs set side view posty 99 - 2 , 0 0 sickled Foot Angle low angle 109 3 0 , 0 0 posty Hock Quality swollen 109 3 0 , 0 0 dry UDC Rear Legs rear view hock-in 107 2 6 , 0 0 parallel. Locomotion bad 117 4 8 , 0 0 good Productive Rear Udder Height low 109 3 0 , 0 0 high life Suspensory Ligament weak 116 4 6 , 0 0 strong Teat placement front wide 116 4 6 , 0 0 close Somatic Teat placement Rear wide 122 6 0 , 0 0 close - 2 , 0 0 cell score 2020 Fore udder attachment loose 99 tight Udder Depth deep 97 - 5 , 0 0 shallow Teat Length short 90 - 4 0 , 0 0 ong Daughter Pregnancy Rate 80 90 100 110 120 130 6 Date of birth: 30.09.2018 Dilan-М 621263022 Country of origin: Netherlands Gen Dylan Nl 770753322 Blood group : A2 G2I1O2Y2A’2E’3G’Q’ C2EX2 F/V L H’H’’ z/z W. Ideal (Cleitus) / W. Ideal (Cleitus) MOGUL YODER MEDLEY US 72254526 Summary Sire US 3128557570 BALISTO MOLLY 2019) (august US 3012554359 +1280 +0,09 +0,11 MONTROSS JEDI DARVA US 3123886035 DE 0539782026 DOREEN +1637 -0,02 +0,05 DE 538910859 +1238 +0,06 +0,00 CVF BYF BLF HHF CDF Prediction of genomic evaluations (USA): TPI +2641 NM$ +829 Milk Fat,% Fat Protein.,% Protein Reliability Easy +2538 -0,05 +80 +0,01 +80 76% calving BULLS HOLSTEIN Sire Calving Ease 6,3 Daughter Calving Ease 3,1 Somatic cell score (SCS) 3,01 Productive life (PL) +5,3 Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DRP) -0,5 Daughters body type (USA) -1 0 +1 +2 PTAT +1,91 1 , 9 1 FLC +0,80 0 , 8 UDC +1,82 1 , 8 2 Linear estimate Stature Tall +1,33 1 , 3 3 Milk Strength Frail +0,90 0 , 9 Body Depth Shallow +1,04 1 , 0 4 Dairy Form Open Rib +2,14 2 Protein Rump Angle High Pins +0,51 0 , 5 1 Thurl Width Wide +0,78 0 , 7 8 Dairy Form Rear Legs-Side Posty -0,41 - 0 , 4 1 Rear Legs-Rear Straight +1,26 1 , 2 6 Foot Angle Steep +0,77 0 , 7 7 FLC Feet & Legs Score High +0,92 0 , 9 2 F. Udder Attachmen Strong +1,90 1 , 9 Rear Udder Height High +3,13 2 UDC 2020 Rear Udder Width Wide +2,88 2 Udder Cleft Strong +0,76 0 , 7 6 Udder Depth Shallow +0,79 0 , 7 9 Stature Front Teat Placement Close +0,72 0 , 7 2 Rear Teat Placement Close +0,87 0 , 8 7 Daughter Pregnancy Rate Teat Length Short -0,09 - 0 , 0 9 7 Date of birth: 30.01.2018 Drou-M 627840388 Country of origin: Netherlands Drouner K&L Dh Cl 331 NL 627840388 Blood group: A1 G2Y2E’3Q c/ F/F H’ R.
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