Breeding and Genetics: Joint ADSA and Interbull Session: Phenotyping and Genetics in the New Era of Sensor Data from Automation

Section: Breeding and Genetics (orals)
Day/Time: Wednesday 9:30 AM–12:30 PM
Location: Ballroom E
Chair: Marj Faust, Data Driven Genetics
Sponsored by: GrowSafe

Please note: last-minute changes to the program may not be reflected here.

9:30 AM #MISC22 Introductory Comments Marj Faust

9:30 AM   #449 The value of precision technologies in the genetic evaluation of dairy cows. M. van der Voort

10:00 AM #450 Early prediction of lactational milk, fat and protein yields using daily milk data. G. Katz

10:30 AM #451 Comparison of milk composition and somatic cell count estimates from automatic milking systems sensors and milk recording laboratory analyses. D. Lefebvre

10:45 AM Break

11:00 AM   #452 Challenges and opportunities for evaluating and using the genetic potential of dairy cattle in the new era of sensor data from automation. N. Gengler

11:30 AM   #453 High-throughput computing in support of dairy science. M. Livny

12:00 PM #454 Image-based phenotyping: Examples from plant breeding. N. Miller