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Association for Bioeconomy Research (FBF)
Institution
Section overview
Activities
- Funding
Coordinated projects
- Cold storage of boar semen to reduce antibiotics: From the laboratory to practical application
- Collaborative project: Breeding of feed efficiency and reduced methan emission with milk cows - subproject 1
- Collaborative project: Cold storage of boar semen for the reduction of antibiotic use: From lab to field - subproject A
- Collaborative project: Improvement of dairy farming by breeding strategies for feed intake, metabolism, and environmental sustainability under conditions of optimized feeding intensity and utilization of metabolism indicators and sensors in herd management - subproject 11
- Collaborative project: Innovative antimicrobial concepts for artificial insemination in pigs. Subproject 1
- Collaborative project: Introducing new health traits in Brown Swiss breeding by establishing a female reference population for genomic selection. Subproject 5
- Collaborative project: Prevention of heat stress by individualized means and means of genetic selection in dairy farming - subproject F
- Collaborative projekt: Development of a breeding planning and mating system using additional genomic data - subproject 2
- Innovative antimicrobial concepts in pig artificial insemination
- National Knowledge Network Prevention of Tail Docking. Coordination
- Presentation of the 'success story' of animal breeding and publication of a socially acceptable communication strategy
- SME-innovative-10: Cow L - Cow-learning sample to implement genome based selection strategies based on high-throughput typing in dairy cattle. Subproject FBF
- Sustainable reduction of methane emissions in dairy farms through breeding strategies while improving feed efficiency and animal health - Subproject 1
Financed funding programmes
Contact
Association for Bioeconomy Research
(FBF)
Adenauerallee 174
53113 Bonn
North Rhine-Westphalia
Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 228 91 447 25
Fax: +49 (0) 228 91 447 45
