Genomics, EBVs spur global demand for Aussie Waygu sires

Ruth Schwager
October 9 2021 - 9:30am
CARCASE KING: Arubial Bond is sought after for his carcase quality, as the number one bull for marbling, equal second for marbling fineness, and number three in the breed for eye muscle area. Photos: BJS Livestock Photography
CARCASE KING: Arubial Bond is sought after for his carcase quality, as the number one bull for marbling, equal second for marbling fineness, and number three in the breed for eye muscle area. Photos: BJS Livestock Photography

STRONG emphasis on data collection and using genomics to predict animal performance is leading to increased demand for Australian Wagyu sires, which are making an impact in herds across the globe.

Ruth Schwager

Ruth Schwager

Journalist

Ruth Schwager is a journalist with the national agricultural features team.

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