
Bulls
Use genomic insights alongside physical assessment and other available information when you're comparing and selecting bulls.
RePRO BI genomic testing for US beef herds
RePRO BI turns a simple tail hair sample into insights about your cattle's genetic potential. Understand traits linked to reproduction, growth and adaptation, and make more informed decisions about the bulls you use and the heifers you keep.

Why genomic testing
You know your cattle. Genomic testing adds another layer of information, helping you understand an animal's genetic potential before all of its traits are visible. It's a practical way to support the decisions you make about the next generation.


RePRO BI provides genomic breeding values for tropically-infused cattle across eight traits that shape how your animals breed, grow and cope with the conditions they live in.
Reproduction
How early heifers are likely to reach puberty - a key factor in getting them bred on time.
The genetic likelihood a cow conceives within the first 4 months while raising a calf.
Growth and body
Genetic potential for body weight.
Genetic potential for frame size.
The genetic tendency to carry and hold condition.
Adaptation and handling
Genetic susceptibility to fly strike.
The genetic tendency to carry lighter or heavier tick loads.
The genetic tendency toward calmer, easier-handling cattle.
Which traits matter most, and how to read them, depends on your herd, your environment and your breeding goals. Running a particular breed or crossbred cattle? Talk to our team about whether RePRO BI is a good fit for your operation.
Talk to the teamNew to genomics?
A genomic breeding value, or GBV, is a DNA-informed prediction of an animal's genetic potential for a particular trait. It also provides insight into the genetics that animal may pass on to its offspring.
GBVs help you compare animals and add another layer of information to your breeding decisions.
Each animal receives a GBV for every trait: a prediction of its genetic potential, based on its DNA.
See how an animal compares with the reference population used for the evaluation.
A GBV predicts genetic potential; it doesn't guarantee how an individual animal will perform. Environment, nutrition and management all play their part — which is why GBVs work best alongside your own eye, your records and your experience.
How it works
Four simple steps, starting with a tail hair sample from each animal you want to test.
Using your results

Your results
Your RePRO BI results include:

Talk to our team about how genomic testing can support your breeding program, and request your free tail hair cards.
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