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The Science of Marbling in Wagyu Table of Contents Intramuscular fat, or IMF, is the fat that can be seen between different muscle fibers in the same cut. Marbling is when you can see white dots or lines of IMF…

Gene Expression Patterns During Intramuscular Fat Development in Cattle Table of Contents The amount of fat within the muscle of cattle, known as marbling, affects how tasty and tender the meat is. This fat is influenced by genetics, growth, and…

2024 US Beef Imports - Its Impact on United States Producers Table of Contents The United States is recognized as the leading global producer of beef, while concurrently ranking second in terms of beef imports. While  primarily focusing on the…

Proper Handling and Storage of Semen for Artificial Insemination Table of Contents Artificial insemination (AI) is a pivotal technique in cattle breeding, driving reproductive efficiency and genetic progress. Despite being first used on dogs in the late 1700s, AI remains…

Types of Artificial Insemination Table of Contents When working with reproduction methods in bovine, there are Various methods available for enhancing Wagyu cattle reproduction, including specialized techniques such as artificial insemination (AI), in vitro fertilization (IVF), and embryo transfer (ET).…

Different Breeds of Wagyu Table of Contents Wagyu cattle originated from native Japanese breeds, which have evolved by adapting to Japan's unique climate and environment. Since the modern beef-eating culture started to flourish in Japan in the 1860s, Wagyu has…

Linebreeding And Inbreeding CoefficientsOf Wagyu Cattle Table of Contents "The difference between linebreeding and inbreeding is that linebreeding was a success and inbreeding was not."Inbreeding is a population genetic parameter that is crucially important in cattle breeding. It happens when…

Wagyu Cattle Feed Efficiency Table of Contents Feeding cattle, which can make up to three-quarters of the total direct costs (Nielsen et al. 2013), is one of the most important economic factors that affects how profitable a beef cattle business…

Recessive Genetic Conditions For Wagyu Table of Contents Recessive genetic conditions in Wagyu cattle are inherited and having one that is a carrier of such condition is fairly common. Being a carrier doesn't mean that they are affected by the…

How Is Wagyu Beef Graded? Table of Contents Are you curious about how Wagyu beef is graded? Understanding the grading system can give you insights into the quality of the meat you're consuming. Let's dive into the nuances of Wagyu…

Crossbreeding is a popular practice in the cattle industry, intending to improve desirable traits in offspring. Wagyu cattle, originally from Japan, are known for their high-quality meat, marbling, and unique flavor. Crossbreeding Wagyu with other breeds can lead to various…

Wagyu beef is renowned worldwide for its exceptional quality, but producing it can be complex and expensive. Artificial insemination and embryo transfer programs have become increasingly popular in recent years, and the incorporation of AI technologies is proving to be…

Wagyu cattle are well-known for producing some of the world's most delicious and high-quality regular beef. To achieve this superior meat quality, it is crucial to understand their nutrition and feeding requirements. Proper feeding for wagyu cattle nutrition management is…

In simple terms, genetics in relation to Wagyu agriculture consists of two factors: how the choice of animals from a specific breed (or breeds) affects its current performance and how that choice affects performance in the following generations – the…

Wagyu cattle are known for their high-quality meat and are highly sought after by consumers worldwide. As a Wagyu farmer or rancher, it is essential to maintain the health and performance of your herd to ensure that you can meet…