Performance data, herd health, carcass quality stressed at Wagyu Conference
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November 24, 2021

Performance data, herd health, carcass quality stressed at Wagyu Conference

“It’s tempting to report information only on your best performing animals,” according to Dr. Mark Enns, geneticist at Colorado State University (CSU) and director of the Western Center for Resource Management. “But eliminating the bottom end makes your best animals look worse.” Speaking at the 2021 American Wagyu

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