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Using genomics to generate progress in dairy herds

Genomics, water quality, building design and milking routines were just some of the topics on the agenda at the British Mastitis conference at the Six Ways Stadium, Worcester. Jonanthan Wheeler reports

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The technology allows farmers to improve the health of their herds.
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The technology allows farmers to improve the health of their herds.

Genomics, water quality, building design and milking routines were just some of the topics on the agenda at the British Mastitis conference at the Six Ways Stadium, Worcester. Jonanthan Wheeler reports...

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