R&D Solutions for Beef Cattle

Beef production is the most important agricultural industry in the United States and consistently accounts for the largest share of total cash receipts from agricultural commodities. Beef contains high levels of amino acids and protein, making it an essential meat in the modern diet. The main challenges facing modern beef production include its relatively large contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions and its relatively poor economic returns to producers. Therefore, genetic improvement of beef cattle through emerging molecular breeding technologies is the key to improving herd profitability and sustainable beef production. BioVenic not only focuses on beef cattle health and nutrition, but also helps our customers to produce more calves from elite young female cattle ensure cattle health, and shorten the genetic interval while breeding.

Considerations of Beef Cattle Breeding Goals

Our Services

BioVenic combines expertise and emerging technologies in genomics, proteomics, genetic engineering, cellular engineering, and metabolic analysis to help our customers break through all bottlenecks in beef cattle research. We are looking forward to collaborating with all our partners to drive progress in beef cattle breeding, health, and nutrition. BioVenic is devoted to developing customized solutions for our customers' specific beef cattle breeding goals to facilitate the progress of your project. Our dedicated scientists will work closely with you to fully meet your requirements.

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BioVenic is a leader in the field of animal-related research and development. We have experienced experts and a state-of-the-art platform to provide excellent services related to beef cattle breeding and genetic research services, beef cattle health and drug development services, and beef cattle nutrition and feed development services. We will work with you to develop the most appropriate strategy to provide the most meaningful data for your research. If you are interested in our services, please contact us and tell us more about your project.

References

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2. Keogh K.; et al. Genome-wide association study of economically important traits in Charolais and Limousin beef cows. Animal. 2021, 15(1):100011.