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A NEW TECHNOLOGY ALLOWS PRODUCERS TO EASILY COMPARE EPDS ACROSS BREEDS

  • Post author:thestockexchange
  • Post published:March 2, 2022
  • Post category:Beef Improvement Federation / EPDs

A New Technology Allows Producers to Easily Compare EPDs Across Breeds | Beef Improvement Federation

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