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|Articles|September 1, 2002
Breeding System
Monsanto Choice Genetics introduces the Core Matriarch Pyramid, a closed-herd breeding system giving producers greater control of herd health and genetic performance.
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Monsanto Choice Genetics introduces the Core Matriarch Pyramid, a closed-herdbreeding system giving producers greater control of herd health and geneticperformance. The Core Matriarch Pyramid is designed to reduce the introductionof live animals into a producer's operation. The system results in bettercontrol of health and the ability to quickly introduce genetic advancements,the company says. The system promotes greater flexibility for producersby providing diverse genetic options, the company says.
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