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Genetic Parameter Estimates and Breed Effects for Calving Difficulty and Birth Weight in a Multi-breed Population
There are multiple breeds of beef cattle available to utilize in breeding systems to maximize production and economics. Calving difficulty (dystocia) is a significant cost to beef production and is more prevalent in first-calf heifers. The objectives of this study were to estimate genetic parameters
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