Development of genetically improved tropical-Adapted dairy cattle

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Limited animal production undersupplies animalsourced foods to populations in tropical regions while improving local productivity promotes food security and livelihoods. Strategically exploring traits of interest from distinct genetic groups is a valuable tool to promote the sustainability of livestock systems. Genetic improvement of animals requires wellstructured programs to avoid the opposite effect. When developing these programs, a broad approach should be considered that ideally accommodates the local necessities and conditions where they are being implemented.

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Marchioretto, P. V., Rabel, R. A. C., Allen, C. A., Ole-Neselle, M. M. B., & Wheeler, M. B. (2023). Development of genetically improved tropical-Adapted dairy cattle. Animal Frontiers, 13(5), 7–15. https://doi.org/10.1093/af/vfad050

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