BIG DATA HELPS DEVELOP NEW BREEDING TRAITS

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BIG DATA HELPS DEVELOP NEW BREEDING TRAITS

National Milk Records has shared 9 billion rows of data gathered via routine milk recording with AHDB Dairy, which heralds the starting point for developing exciting new breeding traits.

“Identifying and breeding cows that can produce the same amount of milk but from less feed is vitally important to maintain the sustainability of the GB dairy industry’ says NMR Managing Director Andy Warne, who made the historic handover.

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