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services coordinator for AHA’s subsidiary Hereford Publications Inc. Shipley is a 2016 graduate of Missouri State University where she obtained her Bachelor of Sci- ence in agricultural communica- tions. Prior to joining AHA and HPI, she served as a freelance writer for the Carbon Media Group and the offi ce manager for Show Me Agri-Comm. Shipley was also active in the Missouri State University Cattlemen’s As- sociation and Collegiate Farm Bureau. The International Brangus Breeders Association (IBBA)
has released the Fall 2016 Genom- ic-Enhanced Expected Progeny Differences (GE-EPDs). Member breeders send DNA samples to GeneSeek or Zoetis, where the DNA testing is performed. The single nucleotide polymor- phism (SNP) results are used by Livestock Genetic Services, in combination with traditional performance data, to perform the genetic evaluation on more than 1.4 million animals. Of those, GE-EPDs were produced for ap- proximately 7,800 Brangus® UltraBlack®
and animals that have ei-
ther high- or low-density genom- ic profi les in the database.
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