Animal breeding for the future

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Animal breeding for the future

Phenotype or genotype An important issue that farmers and breeders have to solve is: Can I breed / select my animals on visual appraisal alone, EBV s s alone, a balanced combination of both or is there even more information that needs to be considered?

Philosophy We are all lunatics and only he who can analyze his delusion is called a philosopher

Different traits Functional / reproductive / fitness Production / growth Product quality Type / quality / structural / appearance Input Behaviour

Value of animal Value of an animal for breeding / production is determined by more than one trait: - not independent - not equally important - not all cheap or easy to measure - not all asses / judge subjectively

Trait importance depends on: - Effect of trait on profitability - Animal Breed purpose, performance - Climatic conditions - Production system - Market requirements - Socio-economic system

Current solution is: The Modern Approach to animal breeding

Definition of Modern Approach Objective use of breeding values in conjunction with visual appraisal to improve the profitability of a production system

Moral issues Issues of increasing importance to consider: - Climate change and global warming - Animal rights and animal welfare

Environment Methane production climate change - 700 l methane/day - 18% of total greenhouse gas Degradation of natural resources: - soil erosion - deforestation - air / water pollution

Animal Do animals have moral status? If so, as moral agents or moral patients? Do we have certain responsibilities? Do they have certain rights and freedoms? Do we have to choose between cruelty and profitability?

More Information QTL,s / gene marker technology

Solution for the future is: The Sustainable Approach to animal breeding

Definition of Sustainable Approach Objective use of visual appraisal, genetic information (EBV s s / QTL s) and ethical principles to improve the sustainability of a production system

Aim of the sustainable approach to animal breeding To change the genetic merit of future generations so that they will be able to produce the required products under future economic, natural and social circumstances in a sustainable manner.

Historical development of selection systems

Selection Visual approach Performance approach Economic approach Sustainable approach

Visual approach Oldest method (still used) Subjective idea of best / most beautiful animal Uniformity, type, colour, colour pattern Structural correctness, general appearance Pedigree, show results

Performance approach Measure and Know idea Subjective trait selection Growth related Limited or single trait objective Aim highest not optimum performance Undesirable results

Economic approach Objective and formal definition of breeding objective A number of traits are included Selection for most profitable animal

Economic selection index Developed for Simmentaler and Simbra in Southern Africa: - Self-replacing replacing-feedlot - Grass-fed - Terminal-sire

Sustainable approach Build on Economic Approach by also considering: Management and conservation of Resources natural, human, genetic, capital Reduce Risk involved environment Socio-economic system Ethical principles animal welfare

Advantages - Use combination of EBV s s and other information that will ensure optimum long term genetic and economic progress - Use EBV s s more efficiently - Relate EBV s s with profitability - Improve sustainability of production system / genetic progress

Advantages - Farm management improves - Information easier to understand / use - Conservation / management of resources improve - Reduce risk - Satisfy consumer demand - Socially acceptable

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