Molbreeding Participates in WCGALP 2026

Molbreeding proudly participated in the 13th World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production (WCGALP 2026), held July 12–17 at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. Recognized as the premier global forum for animal genetics and breeding — often called the “Olympics” of the field — the congress brought together leading researchers, breeders, and industry professionals to address pressing challenges in sustainable livestock production.

At WCGALP 2026, discussions centered on genomic prediction, genome-phenome integration, One Health approaches, climate resilience, disease resistance, and the integration of AI and big data to drive more precise, efficient, and sustainable breeding outcomes. These themes align closely with Molbreeding’s mission to bridge cutting-edge genomic research with real-world industry application.

As a specialist in animal gene detection and breeding technologies, Molbreeding engaged with global partners and showcased its comprehensive technology platform, including:

• Intelligent molecular breeding detection systems
• High-throughput GBTS targeted sequencing genotyping
• Customized GBTS solutions
• Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) and Low-Pass WGS pipelines
• Efficient pathogen detection service

“WCGALP is not only about scientific discovery — it is about translating innovation into scalable solutions that enhance breeding accuracy, shorten generation intervals, and deliver measurable genetic progress,” said a Molbreeding representative. “We are committed to developing open, upgradeable platforms that connect research with real-world breeding outcomes across dairy, swine, poultry, aquaculture, and companion animals.”

Participation in WCGALP 2026 reinforces Molbreeding’s dedication to collaborative innovation and its role as a reliable partner in advancing modern, sustainable animal breeding worldwide.