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The Bovine Vet Podcast: Genomic Testing & Herd Replacement Decisions

46 min · 3 de mar de 2026
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You can't see fertility, feed efficiency or disease risk, but genomics can. In this episode, host Andrea Bedford sits down with Dr. Tom Short and Dr. Kent Andersen to discuss how genomic testing is helping reduce risk, improve profitability and move from herd-level decisions to individual-animal precision. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

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