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Recent news coverage of VikingGenetics Effektivt Landbrug, Denmark ”Breeding can reduce the hoof disea- ses” (Translated from Danish) Thanks to the extensive data registration system that we have in the Nordic countries, we have been able to develop a sophisticated hoof health index. VikingGenetics has ac- cess to the world’s largest database for hoof health. The data show that by choosing the right bulls, dairy farmers can considerably improve hoof health in their herds. We have examples from herds that have managed to reduce digital dermatitis by 50% in one generation. (Click here for full text) The Weekly Times, Australia “Scandinavian approach yields early success” VikingGenetics runs the project focusing on reproductive assessment testing in Australia. Trials of Scandinavian-style reproductive assessment testing in Victorian herds involve 2500 cows across 10 herds, with a herd size ranging from 110 to 500. Herd reproduction has untapped potential helping farmers to save money. (Click here for full text) “Nuestro Holando” Argentinian Holstein magazine “New arrival of the Nordic genetics” (Translated from Spanish) Interview with Suvi Johansson, the Export Manager of Vi- kingGenetics in Latin America, in which she is talking about the advantages of VikingGenetics’ products and services, as well as the genomic experience and knowledge that VikingGenetics has to help farmer’s success in the breeding goals. (Click here for full text) Lancaster Farming, USA “Transitioning to future success: Me- schs lead young cooperator council” The article tells the story of Jason and Lisa Mesch who own JLM Dairy in Collins, N.Y. They follow ProCROSS breeding program that was developed and owned by Coopex Montbeliarde and VikingGenetics. The Mesches share their experience and passion for dairy business. (Click here for full text) Dairy Farmer Magazine, UK “Crossbreds help boost milk solids and fertility” The article investigates the findings of a 10-year scientific study at the University of Minnesota released in 2016. The purpose of the study was to assess the profitabi- lity of crossbreds from a three-breed rotation programme of Holstein, Montbeliarde and VikingRed breeds (ProCROSS). Progressive Dairyman, USA ”Majestic Crossing Dairy three-way cross captures profitability” The article tells the story of brothers Dean and Darren Strauss of Majestic Crossing Dairy in the USA and their experience with ProCROSS. They share their results with implementing the crossbreeding plan and converting their former Holstein herd to a three-way cross adding Montbeliarde and Viking- Red genetics. ProCROSS has transformed their business and helped them achieve higher profitability. (Click here for full text) Date of publication: 18 November 2016 Date of publication: 31 August 2016 Date of publication: July 2016 Date of publication: 16 June 2016 Date of publication: March 2016 Date of publication: 24 February 2016

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Recent news coverageof VikingGenetics

Effektivt Landbrug, Denmark”Breeding can reduce the hoof disea-ses” (Translated from Danish)

Thanks to the extensive data registration system that we have in the Nordic countries, we have been able to develop a sophisticated hoof health index. VikingGenetics has ac-cess to the world’s largest database for hoof health. The data show that by choosing the right bulls, dairy farmers can considerably improve hoof health in their herds. We have examples from herds that have managed to reduce digital dermatitis by 50% in one generation. (Click here for full text)

The Weekly Times, Australia“Scandinavian approach yields early success”

VikingGenetics runs the project focusing on reproductive assessment testing in Australia. Trials of Scandinavian-style reproductive assessment testing in Victorian herds involve 2500 cows across 10 herds, with a herd size ranging from 110 to 500. Herd reproduction has untapped potential helping farmers to save money. (Click here for full text)

“Nuestro Holando” Argentinian Holstein magazine“New arrival of the Nordic genetics”(Translated from Spanish)

Interview with Suvi Johansson, the Export Manager of Vi-kingGenetics in Latin America, in which she is talking about the advantages of VikingGenetics’ products and services, as well as the genomic experience and knowledge that VikingGenetics has to help farmer’s success in the breeding goals. (Click here for full text)

Lancaster Farming, USA“Transitioning to future success: Me-schs lead young cooperator council”

The article tells the story of Jason and Lisa Mesch who own JLM Dairy in Collins, N.Y. They follow ProCROSS breeding program that was developed and owned by Coopex Montbeliarde and VikingGenetics. The Mesches share their experience and passion for dairy business. (Click here for full text)

Dairy Farmer Magazine, UK“Crossbreds help boost milk solids and fertility”

The article investigates the findings of a 10-year scientific study at the University of Minnesota released in 2016. The purpose of the study was to assess the profitabi-lity of crossbreds from a three-breed rotation programme of Holstein, Montbeliarde and VikingRed breeds (ProCROSS).

Progressive Dairyman, USA”Majestic Crossing Dairy three-way cross captures profitability”

The article tells the story of brothers Dean and Darren Strauss of Majestic Crossing Dairy in the USA and their experience with ProCROSS. They share their results with implementing the crossbreeding plan and converting their former Holstein herd to a three-way cross adding Montbeliarde and Viking-Red genetics. ProCROSS has transformed their business and helped them achieve higher profitability. (Click here for full text)

Date of publication: 18 November 2016

Date of publication: 31 August 2016

Date of publication: July 2016

Date of publication: 16 June 2016

Date of publication: March 2016

Date of publication: 24 February 2016