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CAT200828-00.Pdf ANGUS NEGRO ANGUS COLORADO APOSTOL 22 BLAZEIN STEEL 46 BEACON 28 CHAPERO 38 BIEN HECHO 29 CHIAPA 44 BLUEPRINT 14 CINCH 41 17BOTIJA 23 CONQUISTADOR 46 47CAPITALIST 11 COVENANT 47 CHISUM 255 30 FARAÓNICO 40 CONTACTO 59CLASSIC 30 FRANCHISE 42 61CONFIDENCE 31 HARRY 45 CONRADO 25 LADRÓN 43 69CONVERSATION 32 LIBERTY 48 78CONVICTION 21 PABLITO 37 CORAJE 17 PUCÓN 44 85COURAGE 13 SAMURAI 48 DROVER 20 SECRETO 39 El Bomba 34 SUN KING 49 FIRST-N-GOAL 33 TAKEOUT 49 FLAT TOP 20 TESLA 47 GENESIS 15 GOOD BOOK 28 HEREFORD GRAZEMAXX 19 DOMINO 58 HEISMAN 26 DON ERNESTO 55 HORMIGÓN 16 DUE NORTH 52 ICE CAP 27 FAUSTO 58 JUANCITO 12 FERMAT 56 MADE RIGHT 21 FT. KNOX 54 MAIN STREET 24 HISTORIC 53 OVATION 18 RESTAURACION 57 RAINFALL 9 TESTED 59 SUPERCHARGER 31 TOP SHELF 59 UNION 33 RAZAS VARIAS V300 34 AFFINITY 64 VENTURE 10 GAUGE 62 BRANGUS GOLDENROD 62 ACORAZADO 90 GUS 65 ALL BLACK 82 SR MISHAGUI 66 ARDIENTE 96 TITAN 63 BERTONE 91 TRIANGLE 64 BROCHERO 84 V12 65 CERRO NEGRO 81 VICTORIO 63 CRUISE 88 BRAFORD DON QUIJOTE 95 AVARO 73 DRAGUN 86 BENITO 72 ESPARTANO 86 DIVO 75 ESTEBAN 83 DOMINGO 77 EVOLUTION 92 EROS 70 FINAL CUT 82 GERENTE 74 FUEGO 94 INVASOR 72 HEREDERO 90 LEOPOLDO 71 Libano 95 MAGNO 77 MAYWEATHER 87 MBURUVICHA 70 MR HOME RUN 94 MIDAS 76 PANCHO 92 OCTAVIO 69 RED PEPPER 89 REMINGTON 88 SEGURO 93 TERCO 84 TRONADOR 85 ZOLTAR 96 Nuestro objetivo, brindar soluciones genéticas para la ganadería Argentina. EQUIPO TÉCNICO-COMERCIAL EQUIPO ADMINISTRATIVO BANCO DE SEMEN Y DESPACHO Gerente General Gerente Administrativo Encargado Dr. Fernando Testa Gerardo Beret Ezequiel Mendelson [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Administración Asistente Gerente División Carne Verónica Lenzi Matias Inostroza Alfonso R Cebral [email protected] [email protected] 11.6902.8089 [email protected] Administración Pablo Chavez Gerente División Leche [email protected] Vicente Argoitia 2324.53.7974 Comunicación [email protected] + Alejandra Testa [email protected] Vice Presidente Facturación of Beef Genetics Marisa Annechini Lorna Marshall [email protected] Gerentes de Ventas Contabilidad Select Sires America Latina Cdra. Graciela Arce [email protected] Dr. Juan Pablo Muriel [email protected] Juan Pablo Barreto [email protected] TU ÉXITONuestra Pasión Como si el 2019 hubiese sido poco, año Circunstancias temporales como las en donde Reproductores cedió la posta que vivimos hoy quedan al margen de de la genética a Select Sires Argentina, nuestros objetivos planteados de acá el 2020 nos trajo aún más desafíos. Un a 10 años. Solo en estos meses hemos año sin precedentes, dónde muchos de triplicado nuestras exportaciones a nosotros comenzamos a caminar sobre América Latina e incorporamos toros lo desconocido. de máxima calidad en razas sin tanto precedente en la empresa, incluso yendo Por suerte podemos decir con orgullo a buscar lo mejor del norte en nuestra que estos nuevos retos los hemos gira por Estados Unidos en febrero. convertido en oportunidades para crecer, y mucho más importante, para Este catálogo es evidencia de que adaptarnos. nuestro equipo provee lo mejor de cada raza, con la información más detallada Empezamos aumentando nuestras posible para su implementación. capacitaciones internas de manera virtual, una herramienta que usábamos Compartimos con ustedes nuestros desde el 2018 pero que sin dudas se logros y los ponemos a disposición de tornó más relevante en este contexto. todo aquel que desee crecer a la par También aprovechamos nuevos canales nuestra. de comunicación para mantener nuestro contacto diario con los productores, incluso inaugurando con éxito nuestro primer Stand Online. A pesar de la distancia pusimos nuestros esfuerzos en estar cada vez más cerca de los productores, veterinarios, cabañeros, asesores, recorredores y todos aquellos que hacen posible que la ganadería argentina muestre su potencial y relevancia. La apreciación visual nos dice lo que un toro parece ser Su pedigree nos dice lo que debería ser Su test de performance y progenie nos dice lo que realmente es DEPs es la diferencia esperada entre progenies, es decir, cómo se comporta cada toro para las diferentes características, en relación al promedio de cada raza. PRECISIÓN indica el grado de información que tiene el toro padre, va de 0 a 1, cuanto más cerca de 1 es el dato, mayor precisión tiene el DEP. La precisión varía de acuerdo a las razas y su fórmula de cálculo. Un toro sin crías, tiene una menor precisión que un toro con 50 crías, este a su vez, tiene menor precisión que un toro con 50 crías en varios rodeos diferentes PERCENTIL indica en que rango, dentro de la raza para cada caracteristica, siendo 1% top para la característica descripta. Es información fundamental para entender y utilizar los deps. PRODUCCIÓN FPD Facilidad Parto Directa. Este DEP, expresado en porcentaje, es un estimador de las diferencias en el mérito genético, de la habilidad de los hijos de un toro, de nacer sin asistencia de una vaquillona de 2 años. Valores positivos son deseables. PN Peso Al Nacer. Indicador de la facilidad de parto basado en el peso del ternero al nacer PD Peso al Destete. Indica si la progenie al momento del destete (205dias) están por arriba o por debajo del promedio, en kg. PA Peso al Año o Final. Indica si la progenie está por arriba o por debajo del promedio de peso a los 365 o 550 días, es en kg. CMS Expresado en libras por día, predice la habilidad de transmitir a sus crías eficiencia en consumo de materia seca, durante la recría. Menor valor, mayor eficiencia. ADP Aumento diaria de Peso: Predice la diferencia de ganancia de peso por dia, en libras, desde el destete hasta el año de edad. Este DEP se desarrollo para ser usado junto a CMS, para identificar animales mas eficientes en la conversión de MS y ganancia de peso AA Altura. Predice el tamaño adulto de sus crías. CE Circunferencia Escrotal Esta DEP, expresada en centímetros (cm), es el indicador de la fertilidad de los rodeos. Es de alta heredabilidad. Se asocia con la edad de pubertad y longevidad productiva en vaquillonas. DOC Docilidad de las crías valores positivos son deseables. PZÑ Pezuña. Expresado como un puntaje, un valor menor es mas favorable. Indica que su progenie será más correcta en sus pezuñas. Las pezuñas ideales, son simétricas, y con un espacio entre sí. GR Garrón. Expresado como un puntaje. Un valor más bajo es más favorable, indicando que la progenie será mas correcta en su ángulo de garrón. Lo ideal es un ángulo de 45° desde el garrón al pie, y del garrón y a la babilla MATERNAL FERT Fertilidad de Hijas. Mide la tasa de éxito de preñez de las hijas en el 1er servicio a los 15 meses. FPM Facilidad Parto Materno. Expresada en porcentaje, mide la diferencia de partos sin asistencia de las hijas del toro, en el primer parto de su vida productiva. LE Leche. Predice la diferencia en el peso al destete promedio de la progenie de las hijas del toro, atribuible a su habilidad lechera. LyC Leche y Crecimiento. Proyección de una combinación de genética de crecimiento, midiendo peso al destete y leche de las hijas de cada toro. Es una estimación del peso de destete de la progenie de las hijas. HB Herd Builder Es el índice de selección para reposición. Cuando más alto es el índice, indica que el toro produce un alto porcentaje de hembras deseables para la cría. AAH Altura Adulta de las Hijas Este DEP es de gran importancia, ya que predice la altura adulta de las hijas de cada toro, prediciendo tamaño del rodeo. PAH Peso Adulto de Hijas Predice el peso adulto de las hijas de cada toro, lo que permite predecir si las hijas de cada toro agrandan o achican peso y tamaño en relación al promedio de la raza. UB Ubres Esta DEP mide la calidad de inserción de ubres y performance, de las hijas de cada toro, en producción, en relación a los demás toros de la raza. $EN Valor Energético de la Vaca Expresa en dólares por vaca, el ahorro de las hijas de cada toro, en producción, es decir preñándose y criando un ternero por año. CARCASA CARC Peso de Carcasa Predice la diferencia en el peso de las crías de cada toro comparado con la progenie de otros toros. AOB Área de Ojo de bife Esta DEP, expresada en centímetros cuadrados (cm2), es un indicador de la musculatura del animal. La DEP para el Área de Ojo de Bife se calcula en base a las mediciones ecográficas tomadas entre la 12va /13va costilla. Una DEP más alta para ésta característica, indica mayor cantidad de músculo. MARB o %GI Marbling El Marbling o marmoleado está comenzando a ser un DEP muy importante, es la grasa intramuscular y requisito para muchos mercados, incluido la cuota 481 GD/EGD Espesor de Grasa Dorsal Esta DEP, expresada en milímetros (mm), es un indicador de la cobertura de grasa del animal. La DEP para Grasa Dorsal se calcula en base a las mediciones ecográficas tomadas en la 12va /13va costilla. Una DEP más alta para esta característica, indica mayor cantidad de grasa subcutánea y una maduración más precoz. GM Grid Master: Este índice indica que toros se desempeñan mejor como productores de novillos para producir medias reses. EFICIENCIA ECONÓMICA MAT Es el índice de selección orientado en la cría, pensando en la vaca. Este DEP se compone de facilidad de parto, peso al destete, leche materna, fertilidad de las hijas, docilidad, peso adulto de las hijas y patas.
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