Making the most of latest technology sees genetic gains

Harnessing the power of genomics is driving genetic gain and providing the key to improved herd performance on a Wiltshire dairy farm.

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Making the most of latest technology sees genetic gains

Harnessing the power of genomics is driving genetic gain and providing the key to improved herd performance on a Wiltshire dairy farm. Achieving a swift and consistent improvement in genetic merit across...

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