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@article{Dekkers1998ApplyingBO, title={Applying breeding objectives to dairy cattle improvement.}, author={Jack C. M. Dekkers and John P. Gibson}, journal={Journal of dairy science}, year={1998}, volume={81 Suppl 2}, pages={ 19-35 }, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:12366064}}
  • J. C. Dekkers, John P. Gibson
  • Published in Journal of Dairy Science 1 September 1998
  • Agricultural and Food Sciences

Various aspects of this process of finding selection criteria that are widely accepted and implemented are reviewed and scientific principles can be used to ensure that the outcome best meets both the perceptions and needs of the users while remaining as close as possible to the technical economic optimum.

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    TABLE 2. Index weights; response to selection for the optimum sire selection index for economic values of $-0.042, 3.032, 5.745, and -O.OOl/kg of milk, fat, protein, and lactose, respectively, as derived by Gibson et al…

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