Symposium Proceedings

2023 Annual Symposium

Proceedings – pdf

2022 Annual Symposium

Proceedings – flip book

Proceedings – pdf

Convention Presentations (Power Point File Format)
• 2012 Presentation
• Randel
• Nutrition
• NCBA Quality Audit
• Cundiff
• Bull Value
• SSMC
• SSMC Part 2
• ERT’s – Cow Calf Weight and Carcass
• Funston

2011 Annual Symposium

BIF Proceedings

Across Breed EPD Release

2010 Annual Symposium

BIF Proceedings

Across Breed EPD Release

2009 Annual Symposium

BIF Proceedings

BIF Progams

2008 Annual Symposium

BIF Proceedings

2007 Annual Symposium

BIF Proceedings

39th Annual Research Symposium & Annual Meeting

Convention Sponsors

2006 Annual Symposium

BIF Proceedings

Across Breed EPD Tables

2005 Annual Symposium

2005 BIF Proceedings

Making the Web Equal Profit

Multiple Trait Selection

Breeding Objectives

Example from the Dairy Industry

How to Get Cows Pregnant

Multibreed Genetic Evaluation

New Opportunities to Synchronize

Defining Your Goals

How Do We Get There From Here

Introduction to Indexes

2004 Annual Symposium

2004 BIF Proceedings

Application of Transgenic Technology in Animal Agriculture

DNA Testing and Market Assisted Selection

Final Report- NCBA Tenderness Project

Multiple-Trait Selection in a Single Gene World

Reproductive Technologies

The Cost of Meeting Consumer Demand

The Pricetag of Innovation

Also see special coverage of the 2004 Convention Courtesy of Angus Productions, Inc.

2003 Annual Symposium

2003 BIF Proceedings

Traits to Dollars – What Will the Target Be? — Jim Norwood’s

Traits to Dollars – What Will the Target Be? — Joe Bill Meng’s

Tools for Making Genetic Change

How Best to Achieve Genetic Change?

The Fescue Toxicosis Story – An Update

Tall Fescue Endophyte Toxicosis in Beef Cattle- Clinical Mode of Action and Potential Mitigation through Cattle Genetics

Economics of Estrus Synchronization and Artificial Insemination

Using Using Estradiol Cypionate Estradiol Cypionate (ECP®) vs GnRH in Controlled A.I.-Breeding Programs

Management of Young Cows for Maximum Reproductive Performance

2002 Annual Symposium

2002 BIF Proceedings

Defining Biological Efficiency of Beef Production – Dave Notter, Virginia Tech

Defining Economic Efficiency of Beef Production – Mike Tess, Montana State University

Beef Cow Efficiency – Tom Jenkins, U.S. MARC

Postweaning Efficiency of Beef Cattle – Danny Fox, Cornell University

Measuring Cow-Calf Profitability – Barry Dunn, South Dakota State University

Genetic Prediction of Cow Efficiency – John Evans, Oklahoma State University

Multi-trait Prediction of Feed Conversion – William Herring, University of Florida

Genetic Prediction of Efficiency in the Future – David Johnston, Australian Perspective, Animal Genetics Breeding Unit, University of New England, Armidale Australia

John Pollak – United States Perspective, Cornell University