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Leaving Certificate agricultural science study guide video 5: breeding and genetics
This week, we’re releasing our fourth Leaving Certificate agricultural science study guide classroom video on the topic of breeding and genetics.
Fri 26 February 2021 12:00 AM
Fri 26 February 2021 8:06 PM
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In the latest in our series of study guide videos, the author of our breeding and genetics study guides Iain Wallace discusses the topic with Irish Farmers Journal beef and suckler editor Adam Woods.
This 27-minute video takes students and teachers beyond the content of the weekly study guides, adding context and practical examples to enhance their understanding on the topic of breeding and genetics.
Key areas covered:
How breeding and genetics are put into practice on Irish farms and the implications they have for Irish farmers.
Pedigree breeds in Ireland.
The importance of good stock bulls, what to look for and its impact on the progeny and future of the farm.
The approach to breeding and genetics on the Irish Farmers Journal demonstration farm in Tullamore.
The tools and technology available to help farmers make informed decisions on breeding.
The ideal traits of suckler cow for Irish farms.
The future for breeding and genetics on Irish farms, including sexed semen and artificial insemination (AI).
If you have any question related to this video or any of the topics covered in the weekly study guides, feel free to email us at studyguidevideos@farmersjournal.ie.
If you’ve missed any of our other videos, you can watch them HERE.
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In the latest in our series of study guide videos, the author of our breeding and genetics study guides Iain Wallace discusses the topic with Irish Farmers Journal beef and suckler editor Adam Woods.
This 27-minute video takes students and teachers beyond the content of the weekly study guides, adding context and practical examples to enhance their understanding on the topic of breeding and genetics.
Key areas covered:
How breeding and genetics are put into practice on Irish farms and the implications they have for Irish farmers.
Pedigree breeds in Ireland.
The importance of good stock bulls, what to look for and its impact on the progeny and future of the farm.
The approach to breeding and genetics on the Irish Farmers Journal demonstration farm in Tullamore.
The tools and technology available to help farmers make informed decisions on breeding.
The ideal traits of suckler cow for Irish farms.
The future for breeding and genetics on Irish farms, including sexed semen and artificial insemination (AI).
If you have any question related to this video or any of the topics covered in the weekly study guides, feel free to email us at studyguidevideos@farmersjournal.ie.
If you’ve missed any of our other videos, you can watch them HERE.
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