News

CDCB delivers the latest news on genetic improvement, research and U.S. evaluations through its monthly newsletter, dairy media, and events.

ADSA 2022: Genetic Perspectives

CDCB

July 20, 2022

CDCB geneticists attending the 2022 American Dairy Science Association® annual meeting – in Kansas City and virtual – share their takeaways from the premier gathering of dairy scientists.


CDCB WebConnect Is Live!

CDCB

May 23, 2022

On Monday, May 23, 2022, CDCB launched the new WebConnect platform – providing all the data you’ve counted on from CDCB – and more data, with more customization and user-friendly formats.


Reissue of April 2022 Holstein Genetic Information

CDCB

April 12, 2022

New official U.S. genetic evaluations were released Tuesday, April 12 – replacing those initially released on April 5 for Holstein animals.


Welcome Sajjad Toghiani to USDA AGIL

CDCB

February 17, 2022

Dr. Sajjad Toghiani has joined USDA AGIL* as Research Geneticist Position as of January 31, 2022.


Dürr Participates in Training of Brazilian Regulatory Staff

CDCB

February 17, 2022

CDCB’s Chief Executive Officer João Dürr participated as an invited speaker at a training event promoted by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture to qualify their technical staff who are involved in animal health and trade regulations.


December 2018: Changes to Evaluation System

Lillian Bacheller and Paul VanRaden and Dan Null and Derek Bickhart and John Cole and Ben Rosen and Jeff O’Connell

December 1, 2018


December 2017: Changes to Evaluation System

Leigh Walton and Rohith Shetty and Jana Hutchinson and Jay Megonigal and Ezequiel Nicolazzi and H Duane Norman and Kristen Parker Gaddis and Paul VanRaden and George Wiggans and Dan Null and John Cole

December 1, 2017

Starting December 2017, the CDCB will publish the second Ayrshire haplotype affecting fertility. The publication of this important information for the Ayrshire breed is possible thanks to the research led by AGIL researches and the cooperation with CDN, who confirmed the preliminary results obtained in the US population.


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