I have a funny story about the genetic Once Upon A Time in a region there is a man who is very smart scientists several disciplines him authority (ability classmate of Albert Einstein dech hehe ....) Unfortunately only ugly face for mercy. In this area there is a female neighbor who was very beautiful daughter of Indonesia sich via hehe ... .. unfortunately only has a low IQ .... The second regional leader to negotiate to match the scientist with a beautiful woman with the hope to improve these two areas in which offspring can produce citizens hope that handsome or beautiful like her mother with such ingenuity ... His father finally came to pass marriage rally the scientist married to a beautiful woman .... short story of the wife's second pregnancy regional head very pleased they have set up infrastructures to welcome the birth of first child .... at the end of time waiting for arrived born children who look forward only a thousand dear dear what is expected does not match reality, the child who was born was very much like his father and the results of his IQ PsikoTest ngikutin to the mother.Illustration above often we experience when matching walnut, we match with walnuts walnuts A B hopes his son took the superior characteristics of the two individuals but the fact quite the opposite .... why could something like the above?? .... The incident above happened because we as breeders are not diligent in recording the genealogy of its parent. Breeders do not know the track record and the parent of walnut A walnut B .... In a match canary breeders not only see the quality of the individuals who will be joined together walnuts, individual quality of above (mother and father) should also be clear ... breeder should explore the quality of walnut grandfather and grandmother who will be joined together ....
Then I noticed the other farms in Indonesia walnut with walnut farmers abroad, overseas there canary breeders meticulously noted by all the activity in detail. The quality of both the advantages and disadvantages canary in the note with the details. So that when the second cross wed walnut result (his son) at least not too far from what we expect.
In the world we know whose name the farm breeding science or applied science, biology, more specifically the field of genetics, where genetics may help improve the quality of the ranch, but the science of genetics must be supported by the thoroughness and diligence of the farmers in the record any results. Because of genetics in livestock-related breeding probability in statistical science .... (Sorry if wrong understand people talking about biology techniques hehe ...)
Genetic science is studying the various aspects pertaining to inheritance (heredity) and variation in organisms and suborganisme properties. In the individual there canary canary Phenotype or characteristics of individuals who can be seen in visible and measurable examples of coat colors, sound quality etc.. Besides Fenotif also known genotypes, commonly known by the gene, this gene is derived from the nature of the male parent or female parent. To identify the genes of each individual bit difficult ...
If we want to explore really about genetics is very good but if you do not want to go into too fine a replacement just as you have to record every walnut that hatch .... if you can record the details .... so that we can read the characteristics of tillers that produced from each breeding .... With a record we can trace the advantages of each individual .... so that at the moment to match the individual farmer can fill this shortage with the excess of other individuals ... By knowing the advantages and disadvantages of holding as almonds on livestock will result is not too distorted.
All the above activities requires patience and patience of the farmer. As breeders we can not delegate to assistants us to record and manage all details canary care ... for it in breeding canaries breeders should know the capacity or her ability to manage the ranch .... raising a little better with a good quality of the cattle lot but messy hehe ...
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