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Genomic Evaluation dairy insight plus Testing Guide
As the industry looks to adopt precision farming, improve efficiencies and maximise the value of every calf, genomics is going to play an increasing role on dairy farms. Whilst a growing contingent of farmers have embraced the use of genomic young sires to drive genetic gain, there’s still scope for more to build genomic testing of heifers into their everyday management. Doing so will allow informed decision making which will ultimately benefit the bottom line. This dairy insight looks at the advantages of genomic testing, how to test and evaluate genomics on farm.
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Analysis rather than guesswork should be used to inform on-farm decisions - Timely Tips!
Putting slurry on your aftermath? The nutrient value for Organic manures will vary significantly depending on where the manure comes from as well as how it is stored and handled.
It's not a case of always going by the book (RB209)… find out the real value of your slurry or manure. Regularly analysing your organic manures just before application can save you money on bagged fertiliser.
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