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Understanding and Managing Heart Failure from High Altitude Disease and Brisket Disease Watch the replay of the Dec. 16, 2025, webinar for the latest insights and proven strategies to better protect and manage your cattle. Are you concerned about your cattle’s performance at altitude? Heart failure as a result of High Altitude Disease or Brisket …
Bullseye GX is pleased to announce that Trey Holthus has joined the company as a Sales Intern.
Bullseye GX was recently featured in the August 2025 issue of Nebraska Cattleman for our work advancing safer, healthier beef production through genetic diagnostics.
Results are available in one business day from serum samples for sheep and goats greater than 30 days post breeding, with 99.9% accuracy for Open (not pregnant) and 93-95% for Pregnant.
We’re excited to expand our services to the Sheep and Goat industries, offering the same reliable, actionable results and fast turnaround times.
Bullseye GX is honored to be among the six companies awarded this grant.
Bullseye GX announced today it has welcomed Shalane (Darnall) Bright as Genetic Sales and Development Manager for Beef Cattle.
Cattle with the high-risk genotype of BCHF are 28 times more likely to develop the disease than a low-risk genotype. Early results could eliminate 30% of all heart failure. Article by Dustin Petrik for Progressive Cattle.
The aim of the study was to search for genomic regions associated with Bovine Congestive Heart Failure (BCHF).
