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| News report The project determines the genetic improvement of the Nigerian herd through techniques like artificial insemination, gene editing and other biotechnologies. The goal is to improve... Publishing date: 09/07/24 |
| News report Last week, Embrapa dairy Cattle received the visit of two representatives of India's National Dairy Development Board. The body is an institution of national importance, created by... Publishing date: 04/05/17 |
| News report Last August 08 and 09, Embrapa Dairy Cattle welcomed the visit of a mission from Uganda, led by the general director of their National Agriculture Research Organization (NARO),... Publishing date: 10/08/17 |
| News report The first Brazilian product for genomic assessment of dairy herds, whose aim is to select genetically superior animals, was announced on Tuesday (May 08). The service is named... Publishing date: 08/05/18 |
| News report The dairy sector in Brazil has started to explore an important market niche: the production of milk for people who have allergies to beta-caseins, which correspond to 30% of milk... Publishing date: 07/11/17 |
| News report This week, the birth of two heifers in the Indian city of Anand through in vitro fertilization (IVF) was featured in The Times of India, one of the largest and more traditional... Publishing date: 23/01/19 |
| News report The 2016 figures are going to be published by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) on March 17, but the expectation is that milk production in Brazil has... Publishing date: 17/01/17 |
| News report The carbon balance in Brazilian milk production systems can be positive, assert the researchers affiliated with the Pecus Project – RumenGases, coordinated by Embrapa. Research has... Publishing date: 06/09/16 |
| News report A type of confinement that increases animal well-being and is already used in temperate countries is under assessment for Brazilian conditions.The technique has drawn the attention... Publishing date: 22/11/16 |
| News report Study showed that before coming into heat (or estrus) cows consume between 25% and 35% less water and food. Discovery opens the path for electronic systems that identify females... Publishing date: 06/04/21 |