From: Shorty (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 07/01/06

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Dave Gneiser wrote:

> 
> We've been there and done the fertility trait discussion.  Fertility is 
> a very low inherititble trait.  Fertility is more environmental than 
> genetic.

NZ indications show fertility as a 5% inheritable trait. Move that out 
10 years and my cows are far more fertile. Add breeding and good 
management and the farmer must be a winner.

regards
Ian Buckingham
New Zealand

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