Tropical Resilience Genetics

📢 Our April 2026 Newsletter is Live

🔥 Losing 10–25% production to heat stress? It doesn’t have to be that way.
SLICK genetics are helping producers protect milk yield, fertility, and profitability — even in the toughest climates.

✔ Maintain production under heat stress
✔ Improve feed efficiency and herd performance
✔ Achieve up to +1,000 litres per lactation in proven trials
✔ Build a herd that performs year after year — not just seasonally

This isn’t just management — it’s a permanent genetic solution.

🌍 We’re actively working with farmers globally — and connecting in person at key industry events. We will be present at the upcoming event in April 2026 :
Africa Dairy Innovations Summit (April 16–17 at Argyle Grand Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya)
👉 If you’re attending, come and talk to us.
👉 If heat stress is impacting your operation, let’s connect and see how the genetics we have can help drive up profitability

📄 Read the full newsletter attached.

We’re excited to share that Tropical Resilience Genetics will be exhibiting at International Dairy Week Australia (IDW) from 17th-22nd January 2026 at Tatura Park, 255 Hogan Rd, Tatura VIC 3616, Australia 🇦🇺🐄

📍 Visit our booth to learn how heat-tolerant genetics, including the SLICK gene, can help dairy and beef producers improve animal comfort, productivity, and resilience in hot and challenging environments.

As temperature around the world increases, SLICK genetics play a critical role in:
✔️ Reducing heat stress
✔️ Improving fertility and performance

Whether you’re a farmer, semen distributor, researcher, or industry professional, our team would love to connect and discuss how we can support your breeding and production goals.

👉 Come meet us at IDW Australia and discover how genetics adapted to perform in the heat can make a real difference.

🎄✨ Warm Christmas Greetings & Best Wishes from Tropical Resilience Genetics ✨🎄

As we come to the close of the year, we extend our warmest greetings and best wishes to you and your loved ones.

Reflecting on 2025, we would like to sincerely thank you for your trust, partnership, and continued collaboration. We wish you, your families, and your teams good health, happiness, and continued success in the year ahead.

🌍 2025 has been a year of strong progress and meaningful milestones, including:

🔹 Strengthening our Market Development & Customer Support with Novell Gopal covering South East Asia, and John Pio supporting Australia and beyond
🔹 Expanding Bull Teams on centre in the USA, Australia, and New Zealand
🔹 Identifying five new Homozygous pure Holstein bulls (two born in 2024 and three in 2025)
🔹 Expanding our Jersey programme with 2025-born embryo transfer calves, and additional Homozygous Jersey bulls joining the team in 2026
🔹 Welcoming new agents in Indonesia (Moosa Genetics) alongside encouraging progress across Africa
🔹 Advancing research collaborations with the University of Queensland, University Putra Malaysia, and Universitas Gadjah Mada (Indonesia)

⭐ A special highlight this year was Candice producing 58 embryos from five o**m pick-ups, supporting even more exciting bull selections and donor heifers planned for 2027.

As we look ahead to the New Year, we are excited to strengthen our collaboration and continue working together toward shared success.

🎄✨ Wishing you a joyful Christmas and a prosperous New Year ✨🎄
Warm regards and best wishes,
The Tropical Resilience Genetics Team

🌱 Team Update | Welcome John Pio

We’re pleased to welcome John Pio to Tropical Resilience Genetics Australia as Regional Customer Development, supporting Australia and other key markets.

With 30+ years of experience across dairy and beef systems, John brings deep, practical knowledge of livestock production, agribusiness, and customer development. Raised on a dairy and beef farm in Zimbabwe, he has worked extensively with producers and agribusiness partners across Australia, New Zealand, and Africa.

Welcome to the team, John — great to have you onboard 🚜🐄