Estimation of the genetic parameters for test-day milk yield in Holstein cattle
Rodica Ștefania Pelmuș, H. Grosu, Mircea Cãtãlin Rotar, Mihail Alexandru Gras, Elena Ghiţă, Cristina Lazăr
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Rodica Ștefania Pelmuș, H. Grosu, Mircea Cãtãlin Rotar, Mihail Alexandru Gras, Elena Ghiţă, Cristina Lazăr
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The objective of this study was to determine the genetic parameters represented by heritability for test-day milk yield, the genetic correlations between test-day milk yield and the breeding value for Holstein cows. The model used was random regression test-day animal model. the data set consist of 216 test day records from 30 cows. The average number of test day per lactation was seven. The heritability estimates for test-day milk yield ranged from 0.43 at 250 th day in milk to 0.60 at 10 th day in milk. Genetic correlations between individual test-days milk yield were high and positive.
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The objective of this study was to determine the genetic parameters represented by heritability for test-day milk yield, the genetic correlations between test-day milk yield and the breeding value for Holstein cows. The model used was random regression test-day animal model. the data set consist of 216 test day records from 30 cows. The average number of test day per lactation was seven. The heritability estimates for test-day milk yield ranged from 0.43 at 250 th day in milk to 0.60 at 10 th day in milk. Genetic correlations between individual test-days milk yield were high and positive.
Key concepts: Holstein Cattle, Yield (engineering), Estimation, Biology, Dairy cattle, Animal science, Statistics, Biotechnology