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KMID : 1025520080500010033
Journal of Animal Science and Technology
2008 Volume.50 No. 1 p.33 ~ p.44
Estimation of Environmental Effect and Genetic Parameter on Reproduction Traits for On-farm Test Records
Jung Dae-Jin

Kim Byung-Woo
Roh S. H.
Kim H. S.
Moon W.-G.
Kim H. Y.
Jang Hyun-Gi
Choi L. S.
Jeon Jin-Tae
Lee Jung-Gyu
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to estimate the genetic parameters and trend of Landrace and Yorkshire pigs, which were raised on private farms from 1999 to 2005 and tested for their reproductive performance by the Korea Animal Improvement Association. Prior to analysis, records without pedigree or having value with larger than¡¾3¡¿standard deviation for the Total number of born were excluded. The effects of breed and environmental factors were estimated with least square method(Harvey, 1979), and estimation of breeding values and genetic parameters were performed on the data of 1¡¯st litter only with GIBBSF90(Misztal, 2001) which was programmed according to Gibbs Sampling method based on Bayesian Inference by Gianola and Fernando(1986), Jensen(1994) and others. Gibbs sampling was performed 50,000 times for each parameter, and the first 5000 samples were regarded as those in burn-in period and thus, excluded for post hoc analysis. Total number of born and total number of accident were statistically significant(p<0.01) for the breed, farrowing year, farrowing season and parity effects, and the number born alive at birth was statistically significantp<(0.01) for the breed, farrowing year, farrowing season and parity effects. No particular trend was observed in the genetic and phenotypic improvement of the total number of born and number born alive at birth before 2001, when the piglet registration system started, but the tendencies of increasing for the total number of born and number born alive and decreasing for the total number of accident were observed since 2001. Somewhat higher heritability estimates of our study seems to be attributed to the situations that first parity records with poor farrowing performances were used in the analyses and it was impossible to obtain accurate reproductive performance due to the absence of criteria for record keeping at the level of individual farms.
KEYWORD
Reproduction traits, Piglet registration, Genetic parameter, Heritability
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