Research and insights for your agribusiness
When plant and animal breeding converge
Doug Bjelland PhDConsultant
The opportunity to study a plant or animal’s complete genome began about 50 years ago, with the advent of DNA sequencing. Today, “genomics” is mainstream, thanks to the speed and affordability of SNP genotyping and sequencing. This has accelerated our…
Read the article
Latest content
Integrating low-methane genetics into smallholder breeding programmes
Bruno Santos PhDConsultant
Peter Amer PhD
DTreo supercharging smallholder breeding programmes
Bruno Santos PhDConsultant
Peter Amer PhD
Improving retention rates of eID devices in goats
Claire Payne, PhDConsultant
Sam Harburg BAgrSc MBA
What’s really behind a footprint? Life cycle assessment and supply chain traceability
Ray Mohan, MBSConsultant
Developing an economic breeding objective for tilapia in Nigeria
Ireti Balogun PhDConsultant
Tom Kirk BCom
An app for selecting “low methane” bulls
Martin Howes BsConsultant
Tiago Valente, PhD
Breeding Kiwiberry for Future Market Success
Peter Amer PhDChief Scientific Officer
Mariana Vianna PhD
The brave brain bunch
Hannah Farr PhDChief Operating Officer
Q+A: Ray Mohan – AbacusBio Consultant
Ray Mohan, MBSConsultant
Q+A: Megan Vasko – AbacusBio Consultant
Megan Vasko MSProgramme Manager
Food security in a conflicted world
Tim Byrne PhDManaging Director AbacusBio International
Build a stronger case for genetics-based investment
Megan Vasko MSProgramme Manager
Consultant profile
Q&A with AbacusBio Consultant Jude Sise MApplSc
Jude joined AbacusBio in 2007, as employee number 10 or 11. Her early years with the company focused on cost-benefit analyses of technology adoption in the sheep and beef sectors. She then moved her attention to greenhouse gas modelling for the New Zealand Greenhouse Gas Inventory. These days, Jude is busy in the forestry genetics space and heavily involved in developing DTreo Plants. Q: Where did you spend your childhood years?
Read the profile