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Report Outline!Resource Persons and their Topics Report: Feed Efficiency Symposium Kansas City December 14-15 National Beef Cattle Evaluation Consortium! Take-home Message from each person!http://ansci.colostate.edu/content/view/360/!future Directions Paul Arthur--NSW Dept. of Prim. Ind.--Australia!Australian research experience: divergent selection for Residual Feed Intake (Actual Predicted) in growing bulls!australians use Net Feed Intake and Net Feed Efficiency because they believe producers are more comfortable with Net than Residual Paul Arthur--NSW, Australia continued!daily Feed Intake = a + b m (Wt 0.75 ) + b g (ADG) + Res.!Each animal has its own Res. or RFI Want animals that have negative RFI eat less relative to their gain and size!heritability ~ 0.35 Paul Arthur--NSW, Australia continued!australians have settled on a 70-day test period mainly to minimize measurement error in ADG and Wt rather than in feed intake!divergence in the high and low selection lines totals 1.25 kg/day and is fairly symmetric Paul Arthur--NSW, Australia continued!australians are using serum concentration of IGF-I, measured on both heifers and bulls, as an indicator trait for RFI and calculation of EBV!Positive genetic correlation being realized between RFI and rib fat, but not cow weight or cow condition 1

Gordon Carstens Texas A & M!Described various measurements relating to efficiency of feed utilization Gordon Carstens TAMU, continued!reviewed many data sets with RFI showed independence of RFI with ADG! Output/Input (gain/feed)! Maintenance Efficiency (Feed for M/MBW)! Residual Feed Intake = RFI Actual Intake minus Predicted Intake (regression on Wt 0.75 & ADG)!Relationship of RFI with several biological measures!rfi cow/calf, feeding, carcasses Denny Crews AAFC, Alberta, Canada!Reasons to select to improve RFI!Correction of cost of gain to reflect composition difference Denny Crews Alberta, continued!reasonable level of variability to make change through selection!data collection in Lethbridge study!expensive: $150-175 per feeding space for equipment!epd for Feed Intake and RFI, accounting for Wt, ADG and fatness Denny Crews Alberta, continued!genetic correlation estimates of RFI with carcass traits mostly low!multiple-trait Selection Index development David Casey PIC!Selection in the Swine Industry!Improvement in Gain/Feed has also been achieved without measurement of feed through lean-growth selection!index component alternatives!fire Electronic feeders--costs 2

David Casey PIC, continued!measurement and errors strategies for getting good data!2 pens share the same electronics alternate the electronics/collection weekly!heritability of Daily Feed Intake ~ 0.35!Selection on an index: Daily Feed Intake ADG Backfat Ribeye David Casey PIC, continued!future: Adding feeding behavior?? Jack Dekkers Iowa State!RFI Selection Experiment Yorkshires!Low (or negative) RFI line and Control!Four generations Jack Dekkers ISU, continued!after 4 generations, daily feed intake adjusted for ADG, Wt, BF has been reduced 124 g/d!inra (France) experiment!heritability ~ 0.15!Heritability of RFI ~ 0.33 Charles Williams US MARC!Modelling to predict feed intake in cattle!using animal performance (Wt, ADG, composition) to predict feed intake!usmarc model (DECI) and Cornell model (CVDS) Charles Williams US MARC!Both models, and more so for DECI, predicted actual feed intake well from animal performance!thus, with predicted quite close to actual feed intake, there was little variation in RFI, and heritability of RFI was also near zero 3

David Kirschten Cornell!Use of Actual vs Predicted Feed Intake: RFI and Cornell VDS!Possible responses in growth and carcass traits with selection to reduce feed intake David Kirschten Cornell, continued!among animals in the best 25% of breeding value for RFI there existed a wide range of breeding values for growth and carcass characteristics!use multiple-trait selection strategies to do initial selection on weight measure so feed is not recorded on all animals Colorado State!Decision support and efficiency!efficiency vs Profitability!Profit = (output * value) (input * cost) CSU, continued!biological efficiency (output/input) and $Profit are positively correlated!but, Profit also considers relative values of outputs and costs of inputs CSU, continued!if we have evaluation (breeding value or EPD) for output and input, then we do not need evaluation for efficiency!to use profit selection, we can start without all the pieces for inputs; part are the predicted feed and part are RFI CSU, continued! Cost vs benefit of measuring feed as compared to the cost vs benefit of measuring other phenotypes that influence profit (efficiency) 4

Joe Cassady North Carolina State!New research plan measuring feed intake, including feeding behavior!relationship between measurements on bulls during postweaning gain test and brood cows Joe Cassady NCSU, continued!more efficient (gain/feed) bulls eat more quickly and have calmer temperament!behavior explains part of feed intake Wade Shafer American Simmental Assn!First beef EPD for input (Cow Maintenance Energy) by RAAA based only on indicator traits not feed intake!asa economic indexes include inputs that are predicted from indicator traits: ADG and fatness for steers Mature Wt and Milk for cows Merlyn Nielsen Nebraska!Selection to change feed intake for maintenance in mice using heat loss as the measurement and selection criterion!25 generations of divergent selection Merlyn Nielsen Nebraska, continued!changed cost of maintenance for a given size: High line 35% more than Low!Changed behavior greatly!changed litter size, but not conception rate Merlyn Nielsen Nebraska, continued!changed body fatness lower maintenance line has greater fat!changed milk production!no important interaction with thermal environment 5

!DNA-based EPDs Mark Thallman US MARC!Interim EPDs using DNA data could be done early in life!many challenges: allelic effects and frequencies, etc. Jerry Taylor Missouri!Genome discovery in the Circle A data base!large data base for discovery of QTL genotypes for feed intake and carcass characteristics Future Directions!BIF Committee Feed Intake Recording Guidelines (D. Crews, Chair)!Go after variation in feed intake that is not explained by performance or can not be predicted by characteristics that are easily measured Future Directions, continued!feed intake probably best incorporated in an economic selection index but that is true of all traits!!can start with prediction of intake that we can do from indicator measures (like Shafer, Garrick, others propose) Future Directions, continued!benefit of measuring and then including in our index the the extra feed intake variation (RFI) is real and will be pursued!thus, need measurement of feed intake and standard procedures in seedstock selection 6