Genetic Economics

Genetic Economics

2009
Functional Underline Sections Affect Pig Weight and Quality at Weaning
J. Fix and M. T. See

Piglet Birth Weight Affects Future Growth, Composition and Mortality
J. Fix and M. T. See

2008
Differences in Commercial Pigs Representative of 1980 and 2005 Genetic Lines when reared on 1980 and 2005 Representative Feeding Programs
J. Fix and M. T. See

2005
Genetic by Production Environment Interactions
M. T. See

2003
Assisting Pork Producers Pursuing Value-Added Marketing Opportunities
M.T. See

Can Genetic Selection Enchance Nutrient Efficiency?
M.T. See

2002
What the Commercial Pork Producer needs to know about Genetic Improvement
M.T. See

Genetic Improvement of the Pig to Satisfy the Consumer
M.T. See

2001
Exploting Genetics Within Your Herd
M.T. See

2000
Leaving Genetics to the Geneticist and Differences Between USA "Genotypes"
R.G. Campbell

Methods to Improve Profitability Through Hyperprolificacy
T.E. Long

1998
Investing in Genetics
C.M. Wood

1997
Production and Financial Standards for the Pork Industry
E. Dotson

1996
A Cost Comparison of AI and Natural Service
M.T. See

1995
Gencost: A Tool for the Estimation of Gentic Cost of Production in Swine
M.S. Culbertson and J.W. Mabry

Economic Value of Pork Quality Traits
M.T. See, K. Zering and O.W. Robison

The Economic Value of Genetic Improvement
M.T. See

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