TRG and FNP join hands to provide Slick Gene Cow Genetics in Pakistan

Tropical Resilience Genetics (TRG) in collaboration with Farming Next Pakistan, will introduce Slick Gene Cow Genetics in Pakistan. They will provide silick bulls, slick gene semen, and slick gene embryos. This advanced, slick genetics performs better in hot weather. Slick gene in dairy cattle keeps them in good production while combating heat resistance. Tropical Resilience Genetics is a global leader in providing specialized slick cattle genetics for hot regions.

In this regard, TRG Managing Director Mr. Dave Hayman visited Pakistan and met with Nestle Pakistan, FrieslandCampina Engro Foods, commercial dairy farmers, dairy professionals, and other stakeholders. Dave Hayman also met with officials of the Punjab Breeding Services Authority. In these meetings, various aspects of the problems faced by the dairy sector due to heat stress and loss of production, and solutions to these problems, were discussed.

Beneftics Slick Gene Cow Genetics

Mr. Hayman, mentioning the characteristics of the Slick Gene Cow Genetics, said that this genetic trait helps cows keep cool in high temperatures. This does not have any negative impact on milk production or reproduction. He said that Silk Gene bulls, slick gene semen, and slick gene embryos will soon be available in Pakistan through a collaboration between TRG and Farming Next. He added that the basic need of Pakistan’s dairy sector is to provide animals that can withstand extreme heat. Slick Genetics is a practical and scientific solution to overcome heat stress, protect livestock, and increase production.

About Farming Next Pakistan 

Dr. Muhammad Akram, Chief Executive Officer, Farming Next Pakistan, said that the collaboration with TRG is a major step towards solving the problem of heat stress in the dairy farming sector. The provision of heat tolerant genetics through slick gene in dairy cattle will not only increase milk production but will also lead to an increase in the profitability of the dairy sector. Furthermore, it will also promote investment in the dairy sector. Along with this, it is also an important step in the context of animal welfare. He said that along with the provision of silk cattle slick cattle genetics, technical consultancy will also be provided to dairy farmers.

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Dr. Jassar Aftab is a qualified Veterinarian having expertise in veterinary communication. He is a renowned veterinary Journalist of Pakistan. He is veterinary columnist, veterinary writer and veterinary analyst. He is the author of three books. He has written a number of articles and columns on different topics related to livestock, dairy, poultry, wildlife, fisheries, food security and different aspects of animal sciences and veterinary education.

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