BIG DATA HELPS DEVELOP NEW BREEDING TRAITS

@scotdairyhub

12 minutes ago
The University of Liverpool are conducting a study into the prevalence of parasitic diseases in grazing cattle acro… https://t.co/dWUD590A3o
2 hours ago
The search begins to find Scotland’s Dairy Farm of the Year, with applications now open for the prestigious AgriSco… https://t.co/GcUraj84NF
3 hours ago
Cattle Information Service require Contract Milk Recorders across Wigtownshire & Ayrshire For al the info:… https://t.co/Iu0Qu0dur2
6 hours ago
A full time position has become available on our family dairy farm based on the beautiful Isle of Bute for all the… https://t.co/M8y1m2ZTbZ
21 hours ago
An excellent opportunity for a Dairyperson will become available to join the team at Hardgrove looking after 600 Pe… https://t.co/qVCSqqohKL

Notice board

over 5 years ago

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.

Read the full article on AHDB Dairy by clicking here

Give Stuart Martin a call

Drop us an email

@scotdairyhub

Notice board

BIG DATA HELPS DEVELOP NEW BREEDING TRAITS

More from notice board

The Dairy Hub is funded by