Craig Murphy

Programme Director BSc (Hons) Agri-Biosciences/Lecturer

Munster Technological University

Ireland

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Craig Murphy is the Programme Director for the BSc (Hons) in Agri-Biosciences and a Lecturer at Munster Technological University in Ireland. His research focuses on genetic variability in animal performance and health, particularly in dairy and beef cattle. Recent publications include studies on lactation yield, feeding behavior, and the potential alternatives for treating urinary tract infections. He is actively involved in exploring the genetic and phenotypic factors influencing livestock efficiency and profitability.

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Munster Technological University

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Exploiting genetic variability in the trajectory of lactation yield and somatic cell score with each progressing parity

Are subjectively scored linear type traits suitable predictors of the genetic merit for feed intake in grazing Holstein-Friesian dairy cows?

Phenotypic and genetic associations between feeding behavior and carcass merit in crossbred growing cattle

The urobiome, urinary tract infections, and the need for alternative therapeutics

Genetic variability in the feeding behavior of crossbred growing cattle and associations with performance and feed efficiency

Herd solutions from genetic evaluations can be used as a tool to rescale the expected expression of genetic potential in cattle

Commercial beef farms excelling in terminal and maternal genetic merit generate more gross profit

Genetic and non-genetic factors associated with health and vitality traits in beef calves

Genetic and nongenetic factors associated with lactation length in seasonal-calving, pasture-based dairy cows

Animal-level factors associated with the achievement of desirable specifications in Irish beef carcasses graded using the EUROP classification system

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Roy Sleator

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