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Marco Winters1, Mike Coffey2, Raphael Mrode2
1AHDB - Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, Coventry, UK.
Abstract:
The European and global dairy breeding industry has benefited enormously from collaboration and sharing of data. The new era of genomics has disrupted the information flow due to the requirement to protect commercial investments. New trait phenotypes, evaluation models, and breeding goals continue to evolve and will impact the way national and proprietary data are shared and presented to the dairy industry. The global nature of cattle breeding will, however, continue to require some form of collaboration, even under the new ways of working.
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