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Have you heard about Herd17?

Herd17 provides networking and professional development opportunities on March 22-23.

By Portal Admin - 14th February 2017 - Back to News

Herd17, on March 22-23 in Bendigo, will discuss developments in genetic improvement, herd test, data and related fields. It also provides networking and professional development opportunities. Conference speakers include:

Marj Faust on skills, attitude and change, drawing upon her experience with globally competitive bull companies Genus ABS Global

Andrew Fear, of LIC, NZ, sharing experiences of herd recording during New Zealand’s milk price volatility, a journey that is being replicated in Australia.

More? Laura Calder 9835 7627 or lcalder@holstein.com.au

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