Connect genetics to real-world dairy to find the Ca$H Cow!
Part of ASE 2026 Annual Conference
Thursday 8 January 2026·4:10 pm
In this hands-on session, discover how genetics plays a role in identifying dairy cows that can produce the milk needed to make cheese! Selective breeding plays a pivotal role in agricultural practices to ensure dairy cattle health while also meeting market demand. Determine the genetic profiles of individual cattle available for sale, and assist a farmer in identifying the most promising candidates for creating the ultimate Ca$H Cow.
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