Post by cjm on Oct 31, 2022 10:12:51 GMT
Lessons from Danish researchers and farmers
Just a thought in passing: Is it not strange how genetics is used all over - even virus creation - but there is never any attempt to apply it to breeding better humans. Hitler was probably the last to try it as a major enterprise.
Genetics play a major role in feed conversion. Selecting the best-performing animals, however, is easier said than done. VikingGenetics, a co-operative owned by 20 000 dairy and beef farmers in Denmark, Sweden and Finland, has therefore developed technology to make the process of selection simpler and more accurate.
Just a thought in passing: Is it not strange how genetics is used all over - even virus creation - but there is never any attempt to apply it to breeding better humans. Hitler was probably the last to try it as a major enterprise.