2013 Interbull Meeting - Nantes, France
Dates: 23-25/08/2013
Venue: La Cité Nantes Events Center
General Program
Day |
Time |
Activity |
Room |
Friday 23/08/2013 |
7:30 to 8:00 |
Registration |
Foyer haut |
8:00 to 12:00 |
Interbull Technical Committee |
Room M |
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12:00 to 13:00 |
Lunch Brasserie Felix for members of Steering Committee, Interbull Technical Committee and the Interbull Centre |
Brasserie Félix (beside La Cité de Nantes) |
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13:00 to 16:00 |
Steering Committee |
Room M |
|
15:00 to 16:00 |
Registration |
Foyer haut |
|
16:00 to 18:00 |
Interbull Business Meeting |
Room 200 |
|
19:30 to 21h30 |
Dinner for collaborators (invitation required) |
Restaurant La CIGALE in Town |
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Saturday 24/08/2013 |
7:30 to 8:00 |
Registration |
Foyer bas |
8:00 to 10:00 |
Interbull Open Meeting – Session 1 |
Room 300 |
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10:00 to 10:30 |
Coffee break |
Space R0 |
|
10:30 to12:30 |
Interbull Open Meeting – Session 2 |
Room 300 |
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12:30 to 14:00 |
Lunch |
Space R0 |
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14:00 to16:00 |
Interbull Open Meeting – Session 3 |
Room 300 |
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16:00 to 16:30 |
Coffee break |
Space R0 |
|
16:30 to 18:30 |
Interbull Open Meeting – Session 4 |
Room 300 |
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18:30 to 19:30 |
Free time |
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19:30 to 23:30 |
Interbull Dinner – Gala 30 years of Interbull |
Space R2 |
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Sunday 25/08/2013 |
8:00 to 10:00 |
Interbull Open Meeting – Session 5 |
Room 300 |
10:00 to 10:30 |
Coffee break |
Space R0 |
|
10:30 to 12:30 |
Interbull Open Meeting – Session 6 |
Room 300 |
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12:30 to 14:00 |
Lunch |
Space R0 |
|
14:00 to 15:30 |
Interbull Business Meeting |
Room 300 |
|
15:30 to 18:30 |
Technical Tour EVOLUTION |
Sucé sur Erdre |
|
15:30 to 17:00 |
Interbull Technical Committee |
Room M |
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17:00 to 20:00 |
Steering Committee |
Room M |
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20:00 |
Dinner Brasserie Felix for people of Steering Committee + some people of Interbull center (Joao and Jette) |
Brasserie Félix, private room |
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Monday 26/08/2013 |
08:30 to 12:30 |
Joint Session Interbull-EAAP |
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14:00 to 18:00 |
Joint Session Interbull-EAAP |
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Scientific Program - Interbull Open Meeting
Time |
Report Title |
Presenting author |
Other authors |
Organization |
Country |
Saturday, 24/08/13 - Session 1 : Advances in genomic selection (Chair: Sophie Mattalia) |
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8:00 |
GENOMIC HAPLOTYPING IMPROVES DETECTION OF TRAITS, BREEDS,ANCESTRY AND PATERNITY |
Roger Dawkins |
Dom Bayard, Joseph Williamson |
UWA and CYO |
Australia |
8:15 |
Should markers on X-chromosome be used for genomic predictions? |
Guosheng Su |
Bernt Guldbrandtsen, Gert P. Aamand, Mogens S. Lund, Ismo Strandén |
Aarhus University, Nordic Cattle Genetic Evaluation |
Denmark |
8:30 |
Development of a custom SNP chip for dairy and beef cattle breeding, parentage and research |
Michael Mullen |
M.C. McClure, S.M. Waters, R. Weld, P. Flynn, C.J. Creevey, J.F. Kearney, A.R. Cromie and D.P. Berry |
Teagasc |
Ireland |
8:45 |
Sequence genotype imputation in cattle |
Flavio S. Schenkel |
Mehid Sargolzaei, Ricardo Ventura, Filippo Miglior |
University of Guelph |
Canada |
9:00 |
Genomic analysis of dominance effects in milk production and conformation traits of Fleckvieh cattle |
Johann Ertl |
Andrés Legarra, Zulma Vitezica, Luis Varona, Christian Edel, Reiner Emmerling, Kay-Uwe Götz |
Bavarian Research Centre for Agriculture, Institute of Animal Breeding |
Germany |
9:15 |
Maternal grandsire verification and detection without imputation |
Jan-Thijs van Kaam |
Ben Hayes |
Anafi |
Italy |
Saturday, 24/08/13 – Session 2 : National and international genetic evaluations (Chair: Andrew Cromie) |
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10:30 |
NON PARAMETRIC vs. GBLUP MODEL FOR GENOMIC EVALUATION WITH LARGE REFERENCE POPULATION IN HOLSTEIN CATTLE |
N. Charfeddine |
S.T. Rodriguez Ramilo, J. A. Jiménez, M.J. Carabaño and O. Gonzalez Recio |
CONAFE-INIA-ETSIA Madrid |
SPAIN |
10:45 |
Exploring Global Interbull EBV in domestic single step genomic evaluation |
Lubos Vostry |
Ludmila Zavadilova |
Institute of Animal Science |
Czech Republic |
11:00 |
Single step evaluations using haplotype segments |
Esa A. Mäntysaari |
Mahlako Makgahlela, Timo Knürr, Gert Pedersen Aamand, Ismo Strandén |
Agrifood Research Finland, Biotechonolgy and Food Science, Biometrical Genetics |
Finland |
11:15 |
Use of low-coverage sequence for genomic predictions |
John M Hickey |
Matthew A. Cleveland, Gregor Gorjanc |
The Roslin Institute |
United Kingdom |
11:30 |
Genetic prediction: integrating infinitesimal and marked genetic effects |
Eduardo Manfredi |
Clement Carre, Gregor Gorjanc, David Cros, Fabrice Gamboa |
INRA, Universite Paul Sabatier, Ljubljana University, CIRAD |
France, Slovenia |
11:45 |
Genetic evaluation using unsymmetric single step genomic methodology with large number of genotypes |
Aguilar, I |
Legarra, A., Tsuruta, S., Misztal, I. |
INIA |
Uruguay |
12:00 |
G-BLUP without inverting the geneomic relationship matrix |
Per Madsen |
Jørgen Ødegård |
Center for Quantitative Genetics and Genomics, Aarhus University |
Denmark |
12:15 |
Comparison of model reliabilities from single-step and bivariate blending methods |
Matti Taskinen |
Esa A. Mäntysaari, Martin H. Lidauer, Jukka Pösö, Guosheng Su, Gert P. Aamand, Ismo Strandén, |
MTT Agrifood Research Finland |
Finland |
Saturday, 24/08/13 – Session 3 : National and international genetic evaluations (Chair: Enrico Santus) |
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14:00 |
Detection of genomic pre-selection with Mendelian sampling variance test |
A.-M. Tyrisevä |
E.A. Mäntysaari, J. Jakobsen, G.P. Aamand, J. Dürr, W.F. Fikse, M.H. Lidauer |
MTT Agrifood Research Finland |
Finland |
14:15 |
Measuring genomic pre-selection in theory and in practice |
Paul VanRaden |
Jan Wright |
USDA-AIPL |
USA |
14:30 |
Comparison of national genomic predictions of EuroGenomics exchanged young bulls |
Zengting Liu |
EuroGenomics coauthors |
VIT |
Germany |
14:45 |
Illustration of an international genetic evaluation robust to inconsistencies of genetic trends in national evaluations |
Haifa Benhajali |
Jette Jakobsen, Sophie Mattalia, Vincent Ducrocq |
Institut de l'Elevage, Interbull, INRA |
France |
15:00 |
Impact of including a large number of female genotypes on genomic selection. |
Bevin Harris |
Dave Johnson and Anne Winkelman |
LIC |
New Zealand |
15:15 |
Effect of cows in the reference population: First results in Swiss Brown Swiss |
Beat Bapst |
Christine Baes, Franz Seefried, Birgit Gredler |
Qualitas AG |
Switzerland |
15:30 |
Walloon single step genomic evaluation system integrating local and MACE EBV |
Frederic Colinet |
Jeremie Vandenplas, Pierre Faux, Sylvie Vanderick, Nicolas Gengler |
University of Liege, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech |
Belgium |
15:45 |
Using Pseudo-observations to combine Genomic and Conventional Data in the Dutch National Evaluation |
W.M. Stoop |
H. Eding, M.L. van Pelt, L.C.M. de Haer, G. de Jong |
CRV |
The Netherlands |
Saturday, 24/08/13 – Session 4 : Breeding strategies and new traits (Chair: Bevin Harris) |
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16:30 |
An update of the National Breeding Objective for the New Zealand Dairy Industry |
Peter Amer |
Jeremy Bryant, Tim Byrne, Bruno Santos, Bram Visscher |
New Zealand |
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16:45 |
Increasing long term response by selecting for favorable minor alleles |
Chuanyu Sun |
Paul VanRaden |
National Association of Animal Breeders |
United States |
17:00 |
Comparison of genomic selection approaches for small breeds |
Chris HOZE |
Pascal CROISEAU, Vincent DUCROCQ |
INRA / UNCEIA |
FRANCE |
17:15 |
Selection on feed intake or feed efficiency: gDMI breeding goal discussion |
Roel Veerkamp |
Jennie Pryce (AUS), Diane Spurlock (US), ), Donagh Berry (IRL), Mike Coffey (UK), Peter Lovendahl (DK), René van der Linde (NL), Jeremy Bryant (NZ), Filippo Miglior (CAN), Zhiquan Wang (CAN, Marco Winters (UK), Nina Buttchereit (D), Noureddinne Charfeddinne (E), Jorn Pedersen (DK), Yvette de Haas (NL) |
ABGC, Wageningen UR |
The Netherlands |
17:30 |
International genetic evaluations for feed intake in dairy cattle |
Donagh Berry |
M.P. Coffey, J.E. Pryce, Y. de Haas, P. Lovendahl, G. Thaller, J.J. Crowley, D. Spurlock, K. Weigel, K. MacDonald, R.F. Veerkamp |
Teagasc |
Ireland |
17:45 |
Genomic breeding values for claw health in Norwegian Red |
Cecilie Ødegård |
Morten Svendsen and Bjørg Heringstad |
Geno / Department of Animal and Aquacultural Sciences, Norwegian University of Life Sciences |
Norway |
18:00 |
Simulation study on heterogeneous variance adjustment for observations with different measurement error variance |
Pitkänen, T. |
Mäntysaari, E. A., Nielsen, U. S., Aamand, G. P., Madsen, P. and Lidauer, M. H. |
MTT Agrifood Research Finland |
Finland |
Sunday, 25/08/13 – Session 5: Functional traits (Chair: Juraj Candrak) |
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8:00 |
Genetic relationship between clinical mastitis and several traits of interest in Spanish Holstein dairy cattle |
M. A. Perez-Cabal |
N. Charfeddine |
Conafe |
SPAIN |
8:15 |
Preliminary Results from a Genetic Analysis of Clinical Mastitis Data for Holstein cattle in Czech Republic |
Ludmila Zavadilová |
Miloslava Štípková, Vojtěch Zink |
Institute of Animal Science , Prague |
Czech Republic |
8:30 |
Genetic and genomic evaluation of mastitis resistance in Canada |
Brian J Van Doormaal |
A. Koeck, J. Jamrozik, F. Miglior, G. Kistemaker, F. Schenkel, D. Kelton, and B. Van Doormaal |
Canadian Dairy Network |
Canada |
8:45 |
New genetic evaluation of fertility in Swiss Brown Swiss cattle |
Birgit Gredler |
Urs Schnyder |
Qualitas AG |
Switzerland |
9:00 |
Genetic evaluation of fertility related disorders in Norwegian Red |
Katrine Haugaard |
Bjørg Heringstad |
Norwegian University of Life Sciences |
Norway |
9:15 |
Heifer fertility and relationships with cow fertility in The Netherlands |
Pedro Vessies |
Lydia de Haer, Gerben de Jong |
CRV |
The Netherlands |
9:30 |
Genetic analysis of female fertility traits in beef cattle in the Czech Republic |
Zdenka Vesela |
Lubos Vostry |
Institute of Animal Science |
Czech Republic |
9:45 |
Development of breeding values for mastitis derived from SCS results |
Helge Täubert |
Friederike-Katharina Stock and Friedrich Reinhardt |
vit |
Germany |
Sunday, 25/08/13 - Session 6 : Maternal traits & genetic variability (Chair: Marjorie Faust) |
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10:30 |
Evaluating maternal traits in Austrian Murboden cattle: Genetic parameters and inbreeding depression |
Sophie Eaglen |
Johann Soelkner, Birgit Fuerst-Waltl, Christian Fuerst |
Universität für Bodenkultur Wien |
Austria |
10:45 |
Evaluation of maternal cow traits and the complex nature of an overall female replacement index |
Ross Evans |
Thierry Pabiou, Andrew Cromie |
ICBF |
Ireland |
11:00 |
Genetic evaluation of calving ease for Walloon Holstein dairy cattle. |
Pierre Faux |
Vanderick S., Troch T., Gillon A., Glorieux G., Faux P. and Gengler N |
University of Liege, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech (GxABT) |
Belgium |
11:15 |
International genetic evaluation of calving traits in beef cattle |
Pavel Bucek |
Zdenka Vesela, Lubos Vostry |
Czech Moravian Breeders´ Corporation, Inc., Institute of Animal Science |
Czech Republic |
11:30 |
New French genetic evaluations of fertility and productive life of beef cows |
Venot Eric |
Pilar Schneider, Serge Miller, Florence Phocas |
INRA |
France |
11:45 |
Simple approach to incorporate univariate Interbeef weanning weight evaluations into national multivariate models |
Raphael Mrode |
Kirsty Moore and Mike Coffey |
SRUC |
UK |
12:00 |
Using the information collected for genetic evaluation to assess the French ruminant and equine breeds' genetic variability |
DANCHIN-BURGE Coralie |
FRANCOIS Liesbeth; LALOE Denis; LEROY Grégoire; VERRIER Etienne |
Institut de l'Elevage |
FRANCE |
Joint Sessions Interbull EAAP
SESSION 1 : GENOMIC SELECTION: IMPACT ON THE ORGANISATION OF THE BREEDING SECTOR
Chairman: Vincent Ducrocq
Time: Monday, 26/08/2013, 8:30 – 12:30
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Title |
Authors |
Organizations |
Country |
1 |
Emerging markets, emerging strategies under the genomic era |
J.L. Labatut |
INRA, SAD / UMR AGIR |
France |
2 |
What are the changes that GS generated for the EuroGenomics Countries? |
S. Borchersen |
Denmark |
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3 |
The benefits of taking a national perspective in the organisation of breeding programs |
A.R. Cromie |
Irish Cattle Breeding Federation |
Ireland |
4 |
Impact of genomic selection on the Evolution breeding program |
M. Philippe, T. De Bretagne |
EVOLUTION |
France |
5 |
How the Genomic era is shaping the dairy industry in BSW breed |
E. Santus |
ANARB |
Italy |
6 |
Changes in the French Brown Swiss AI program related to the use of Intergenomics breeding values |
O. Bulot |
BGS |
France |
7 |
Impact of genomic selection on North American dairy cattle breeding organizations |
J.P. Chesnais, G. Wiggans, F. Miglior |
Semex Alliance / Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory, USDA / Canadian Dairy Network/Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada |
Canada, USA |
8 |
Impact of genomics on international cooperation for dairy genetics |
J.W. Dürr |
SLU, Interbull Centre |
Sweden |
9 |
The Impact of Genomic Selection on the South African Dairy Breeding Sector |
C.B. Banga, A. Maiwashe |
ARC |
South Africa |
10 |
Genomic Selection in dairy cattle: Opportunities and challenges for Brazil |
C.N. Costa, A.R. Caetano, J.A. Cobuci, G.G. Santos, W.A. Arbex |
Embrapa Gado de Leite / Embrapa Recursos Genéticos e Biotecnologia / Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul |
Brazil |
11 |
Genomic Selection in Kazakhstan: example of a country without existing selection program |
C. Patry, S. Fritz, A. Baur, L. Genestout, I. Tretyakov, T. Echshzhanov, V. Ducrocq |
INRA / UNCEIA / LABOGENA / KazAgroInnovation |
France, Kazakhstan |
12 |
Present and future of genomic selection at the commercial level |
I. Misztal |
University of Georgia |
USA |
SESSION 10: HOW CAN FARMER BENEFIT FROM GENOMIC INFORMATION
Chairman: Georg Thaller
Time: Monday, 26/08/2013, 14:00 – 18:00
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Title |
Authors |
Organizations |
Country |
1 |
Economics of using genomic selection at the farm level |
M. Calus, P. Bijma, J. Van Arendonk, R. Veerkamp |
Wageningen UR Livestock Research / Wageningen University |
Netherlands |
2 |
All cows are worth to be genotyped! |
D. Boichard, R. Dassonneville, S. Mattalia, V. Ducrocq, S. Fritz |
INRA / Institut de l’Elevage / UNCEIA |
France |
3 |
Which new traits are expected to be available in the near future? |
C. Egger-Danner, J.B. Cole, J. Pryce, N. Gengler, B. Heringstad, A. Bradley, K.F. Stock |
ZuchtData / Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory, USDA / Department of Primary Industries / University of Liège / Norwegian University of Life Sciences / Quality Milk Management Services / vit w.V. |
Austria, USA, Australia, Belgium, Norway, United Kingdom, Germany |
4 |
How dairy farmers can benefit from new genomic tools |
J. Pryce, B.J. Hayes, M.E. Goddard |
Department of Primary Industries / Dairy Futures CRC |
Australia |
5 |
Is genomic selection really increasing the bull portfolio available to the breeders? |
F. Miglior, J. Chesnais, M. Sargolzaei, B. Van Doormaal |
Canadian Dairy Network / Semex Alliance / Centre for Genetic Improvement of Livestock / L’Alliance Boviteq |
Canada |
6 |
The optimal proportion of genomically selected young bulls in the herd AI mix |
A.P.W. De Roos |
CRV |
Netherlands |
7 |
How genomics can be used to avoid inbreeding and increase diversity |
T. Meuwissen |
Norwegian University of Life Sciences |
Norway |
8 |
Prediction of expected variation in progeny groups and its application in mating programs |
D. Segelke, F. Reinhardt, G. Thaller |
vit w.V. / Christian-Albrechts-University |
Germany |