U/R grade

German translation: U/R-Klassifikation

16:26 Sep 21, 2010
English to German translations [PRO]
Science - Livestock / Animal Husbandry
English term or phrase: U/R grade
Es handelt sich um einen Text über einen irischen Schafzüchter. Im Text kommt folgender Satz vor:

He sells his lambs to xxx with an average weight of 20.1kg with 95% U/R grade for 2009.

Mit dem Begriff U/R grade weiß ich leider nicht viel anzufangen und auch meine Recherchen waren bisher nicht erfolgreich.

Kennt sich jemand auf diesem Gebiet aus?

Im Voraus vielen Dank.
inkweaver
Germany
Local time: 23:21
German translation:U/R-Klassifikation
Explanation:
Ich denke, es geht um die Klassifikation nach dem EUROP-System.
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Barbara Wiebking
Germany
Local time: 23:21
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Vielen Dank!
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3 +1U/R-Klassifikation
Barbara Wiebking
3Handelsklasse U oder R
Dr. Matthias Schauen
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liz askew

  

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19 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5 peer agreement (net): +1
u/r grade
U/R-Klassifikation


Explanation:
Ich denke, es geht um die Klassifikation nach dem EUROP-System.

Example sentence(s):
  • Die Hochleistungsrassen Te x MI und SKF wurden mit der EUROP-Klassifikation U bewertet, MI wurde eine halbe Klasse niedriger und Rh und Hs erhielten eine Benotung zwischen R und O.
  • Mithilfe eines internationalen Klassifizierungsschemas (EUROP-System) werden die Schlachtkörper hinsichtlich ihres Fleisch-/Fettverhältnisses beurteilt.

    Reference: http://www.uni-kassel.de/fb11/ntier/equl_de.html
    Reference: http://www.ama-marketing.at/uploads/media/AMA_Guetesiegel_Br...
Barbara Wiebking
Germany
Local time: 23:21
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
PRO pts in category: 8
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Vielen Dank!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Susanne Schiewe: oder Fleischigkeitsklasse; die Handelsklasse ergibt sich aus Fleischigkeitskl. und Fettgewebeklasse, wenn ich das richtig verstanden habe
17 mins
  -> Ja, stimmt, danke!
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20 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
u/r grade
Handelsklasse U oder R


Explanation:
Die "Fleischigkeit" wird nach dem EUROP-System eingeteilt:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EUROP_grid
http://arch-anim-breed.fbn-dummerstorf.de/pdf/2001/at01si2p3...
http://www.code-knacker.de/hkl_lamm.htm

Dr. Matthias Schauen
Germany
Local time: 23:21
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
PRO pts in category: 16
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Reference information:
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And has Ed achieved his aim of producing good quality prime lambs from his pedigree flock? The results speak for themselves. “We have always lambed in mid-February, and when we first started with the Lleyn in 1998, our first draw of lambs would be mid-August, with most finished by November or December. The use of performance recording has had a dramatic effect. In 2009 our first draw took place over two months earlier, at the end of June, and 89% of the lambs were sold, off grass, by the end of October.” All lambs are sent deadweight to St. Merryn Meats in Merthyr Tydfil, so carcase performance is also monitored. “Of the lambs sent in 2009 1% achieved E grades, 16% U, 68% R and 15% O. 95% of the lambs were in 2, 3L or 3H fat classification, averaging 20kg, and were exactly what the supermarket wanted. It shows that you don’t need a continental ram to finish lambs.”

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Lamb performance at slaughter
Lamb performance, in terms of daily live weight gain from birth to slaughter and killing out percentage, was similar for both UK and NZ X UK Suffolk-sired lambs. However there was a notable effect of sire genotype on carcass conformation, when defined by the EUROP scale, with 39% of UK Suffolk-sired lambs achieving E or U grade carcasses compared with just 17% of NZ X UK Suffolk lambs. The proportion of carcasses achieving E, U and R grades was 98 and 90% for UK Suffolk- and NZ X UK Suffolk-sired lambs respectively. Carcass fat cover was similar for both sire genotypes, with more than 93% of carcasses from both UK and NZ X UK Suffolks achieving the target fat class 2 or 3. Assuming a base (R3) price of 230 p per kg carcass-weight, together with a 10 p per kg bonus for U grade carcasses and a 10 p perkg penalty for O grade carcasses, UK Suffolk-sired lambs were worth £0.61 per head more at slaughter than NZ X UK Suffolk-sired lambs. However the net effect of using NZ X UK Suffolk sires was an increased lamb output value of £7.43 per ewe lambed due to the greater number of lambs available for sale.

liz askew
United Kingdom
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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