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| Basic information | |||
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| FINESA MARY KT 32K | |||
| Breed | Ear-tag No. | ||
| Aberdeen angus | 48154242 CZ | ||
| Herd-Book No. | Statut | ||
| 096242048154 | female not alive | ||
| Country of origin | Birth date | ||
| Czechia | 18.05.2000 | ||
| DNA | Blood | ||
| IDNA 0399/03 | |||
| Breeder | Owner |
| FINESA - Ing.Evžen Peleška | Šebelka Milan,SZ,Rančice |
| Performance data | |||||
| Birth weight (kg) | Weight at age of 120 days (kg) | Weight at age of 210 days (kg) | Weight at age of 365 days (kg) | ||
| 36 | 187 | 238 | |||
| Linear scoring | ||||||||||
| Conformation | Body capacity | Muscularity | Breeding type | Total | ||||||
| HG | LB | WT | WCH | DCH | LP | MS | MT | MR | Evaluation date | |
| 10 | 8 | 10 | 7 | 8 | 8 | 6 | 7 | 6 | 8 | 78 |
| Relative breeding value: 111 | Relative breeding value: 102 | Relative breeding value: 97 | Relative breeding value: 101 | 13.09.2004 | ||||||
Explanations:
HG - height, LB - length of body, WT - weight, WCH - width of chest, DCH - depth of chest, LP - lenght of pelvis, MS - muscle of shoulder, MT - muscle of top line, MR - muscle of rump
Graphs explanations:
HG - height, LB - length of body, WT - weight, CO - conformation, BC - body capacity, MU - muscularity, BC - breeding type
HG - height, LB - length of body, WT - weight, WCH - width of chest, DCH - depth of chest, LP - lenght of pelvis, MS - muscle of shoulder, MT - muscle of top line, MR - muscle of rump
Graphs explanations:
HG - height, LB - length of body, WT - weight, CO - conformation, BC - body capacity, MU - muscularity, BC - breeding type
Linear scoring - EBV
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112
HG
110
LB
110
WT
111
CO
102
BC
97
MU
101
BT
| Breeding values (31.03.2024) | |||
| Direct effect accuracy | Maternal effect accuracy | ||
| Calving ease | Growth | Calving ease | Growth |
| 89/61 | 100/71 | 91/56 | 105/62 |
Direct effect - EBV
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89
Calv. ease
88
Birth weight
89
SI CAE
101
120 days
102
210 days
96
365 days
100
SI GR
Direct/Maternal effect explanation:
SI CAE - Selection Index - calving traits; SI GR - Selection Index - growth SI CAE definition: (relEBV CAE + relEBV BWT) / 2 SI GR definition: (relEBV 120 + relEBV 210 + relEBV 365) / 3
SI CAE - Selection Index - calving traits; SI GR - Selection Index - growth SI CAE definition: (relEBV CAE + relEBV BWT) / 2 SI GR definition: (relEBV 120 + relEBV 210 + relEBV 365) / 3
Maternal effect - EBV
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110
120
130
140
150
87
Calv. ease
94
Birth weight
91
SI CAE
106
120 days
104
210 days
105
365 days
105
SI GR
Population average comparison :
| 48154242 CZ | Average | Difference | |
| Direct effect - calving ease | 89 | 100 | -11 |
| Direct effect - growth | 100 | 104 | -4 |
| Maternal effect - calving ease | 91 | 98 | -7 |
| Maternal effect - growth | 105 | 101 | +4 |
| International evaluation - Interbeef: | |||
| values | adjusted weaning weight (AWW) | calving ease (CAE) | birth weight (BWT) |
| EBV direct effect: | 102 | 85 | 73 |
| Accuracy direct effect: | 62% | 50% | 47% |
| No. of progeny weighted: *1) | 4 | 5 | 5 |
| Performance: | yes | yes | yes |
| EBV maternal effect: | 102 | 96 | 99 |
| Accuracy - maternal effect: | 49% | 40% | 35% |
| Number of daughters: *2) | - | - | - |
| Number of daughter's progeny performances: *3) | - | - | - |
Interbeef data valid to: 18.03.2024
Interbeef data explanation:
Performance: yes/no - was/wasn't involved to the evaluation
*1) - Number of weighted progeny in the international evaluation
*2) - stated if the sire has more than 14 daughters
*3) - stated if the sire's daughters has more than 25 progeny
*1-3) - weights within the international evaluation included only
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If you are not familiar with Czech selection/performance system, we recommend to read Selection system article first.
Detailed information of Czech methodology can be downloaded in here. Data of owners are taken from the central evidence of CMSCH, a.s. This is therefore the name of the holding to which the bull was moved within the central evidence. |