Evaluation of genetic parameters and growth traits Simmental cattle - Mengesha, Damitie Kebede
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This book explains about the evaluation of genetics parameters and growth traits,linear body measurements and body condition scores of Hungarian Simmental cattle breed. Simmental cattle breed is one of the most known dual purpose cattle breed worldwide. It is good in milk and meat production. The breed is mainly spread in the Alpine region and hilly regions of Central Europe. It has a number of important attributes; they are widely distributed throughout the world, implying adaptability to varied environments and management practices easy to handle, excellent mothering ability, high and long…mehr

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This book explains about the evaluation of genetics parameters and growth traits,linear body measurements and body condition scores of Hungarian Simmental cattle breed. Simmental cattle breed is one of the most known dual purpose cattle breed worldwide. It is good in milk and meat production. The breed is mainly spread in the Alpine region and hilly regions of Central Europe. It has a number of important attributes; they are widely distributed throughout the world, implying adaptability to varied environments and management practices easy to handle, excellent mothering ability, high and long term fertility, short intervals between calving, good grass converters early maturity, longevity good growth rates, they have continued to thrive over hundreds of years, implying utility, functional efficiency and productivity. This book provides detailed information to animal scientists who are involving in cattle researches, students, farm owners and policy makers.
Autorenporträt
The author, Damitie Kebede Mengesha, had obtained his BSc degree from Jimma University, Ethiopia in Animal Science on June 10, 2009. He also received his MSc degree from University of Debrecen, Hungary in Animal Science on May 23, 2012. Currently, the author is working as a lecturer at Bahirdar University, Ethiopia.