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JOINT PRECOMPETITIVE RESEARCH BY 5 WORLD LEADING COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC PARTNERS A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR ANIMAL BREEDING A.L.J. Vereijken (Hendrix Genetics) WWW.BREED4FOOD.COM WWW.BREED4FOOD.COM 5 LEADERS IN THE FIELD TOP 2 BROILERS


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JOINT PRECOMPETITIVE RESEARCH BY 5 WORLD LEADING COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC PARTNERS

A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR ANIMAL BREEDING A.L.J. Vereijken (Hendrix Genetics)

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5 LEADERS IN THE FIELD

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TOP 2 TOP 5 TOP 1‐4 TOP 3 TOP 4 BROILERS DAIRY & BEEF CATTLE LAYERS, TURKEYS, PIGS, SALMON,TROUT PIGS RESEARCH & EDUCATION

Animal Breeding and Genomics Centre

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DUTCH ANIMAL BREEDERS GENERATE A TURNOVER OF 600M€ AND INVEST 60M€ IN R&D ANNUALLY

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CRV Hendrix Genetics TOPIGS Cobb Europe

Turnover (M€) 150 300 100 55 Employees 1.500 2.400 550 180 Employees in NL 800 130 200 80 Species Dairy Cattle Meat Cattle Layer Turkey Pig Salmon Trout Pig Broiler

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PRIVATE R&D SPENDING ON CROP SEED AND ANIMAL BREEDING IN USA

(MILLION US$)

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 1960 1975 1982 1994 1997 2000 2003 2006 2009 Crop seed Animal breeding 4

From: USDA‐ERS report no 130, December 2011

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ANIMAL BREEDING 1

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Animal breeding plays a crucial role in the production of high- quality animal protein for a growing world population. ■ Animal breeding requires high investments and long-term commitment

  • to meet changing consumer demands,
  • to increase productivity and efficiency in the food chain,
  • to reduce the ecological foot print,
  • to limit the use of antibiotics to contribute to food safety

and better health and welfare of livestock.

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ANIMAL BREEDING 2

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Animal breeding is knowledge intensive. ■ The ‘genomic revolution’ rapidly opens new

  • pportunities for innovation and scientific research.

■ This enables breeding companies and WUR to expand their world leading role and competitive position through focus on improving food security and new traits needed for sustainable, future animal production chains.

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ORGANISATION (1)

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Board of Directors

R&D directors of companies + ABGC director

Director Breed4Food

Paid by 5 partners

Project 1 Project 2 Project n B4F working group

Senior researchers representing all partners

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ORGANISATION (2)

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■ Partnership contract between 5 parties

  • Minimum annual cash contribution to B4F research by

all industrial partners

  • Total budget 2015 about 3.5 Million (cash, in kind,

public)

  • B4F project = when 2 or more partners collaborate

and share results

  • 4 years minimum commitment of all partners
  • Detailed arrangements for each project
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Application of Genetics/Genomics Added value in the food chain New traits

Product development

THE BREED4FOOD RESEARCH PROGRAMME 1

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Sub Program Exploiting (DNA) information Enabling new breeding goal traits Added value in the food chain Research Theme 1. Optimal use of sequence information in breeding programs 2. A common ICT infrastructure 3. (A)cross breed genomic selection 1. Improving resource efficiency 2. Disease resistance and intestinal health 1. Data from the production chain for sustainable animal production 2. New products and services for the production chain

THE BREED4FOOD RESEARCH PROGRAMME 2

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USE OF (NON-)ADDITIVE EFFECTS IN BREEDING SCHEMES

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■ Improve accuracy of genomic selection using sequence information ■ Across-breed and across-line genomic prediction ■ Develop genomic prediction models for optimal use

  • f non-additive effects in cross-breeding schemes

■ Design of best genomic selection programs which exploit crossbred information and non-additive genetic effects TOP PRIORITIES 1

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TRACING BACK OF FARM DATA ON NOVEL TRAITS

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■ Allow breakdown to markets and products and allow precision breeding and management ■ Collect data on farms, processing plants ■ Deal with crossbred offspring of pure lines

  • Algorithms to determine line of origin for

haplotypes/alleles

  • Develop and test genomic prediction models

including genotypic and phenotypic information to predict crossbred performance TOP PRIORITIES 2

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B4F ACHIEVEMENTS ■ Exchange and interaction between company R&D and WUR researchers ■ HPC Agronomics, ■ STW partnership, first multicompany partnership for STW ■ Collaboration with pps Feed4Foodure;

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HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING FACILITY

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  • Direct access for

scientists and partners

  • Exchange on

experiences and used software

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