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Sustainable Dairy Farming Starts with Genetics: Part 1

Sustainable Dairy Farming Starts with Genetics: Part 1

Sustainable Dairy Farming Starts with Genetics: Part 1

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Outline 

  • Wider context: Sustainable Dairy Production 

  • What is Feed Efficiency (FE) 

  • Benefits of Genomic testing 

  • Genetic Indexes: £PLI, £ACI/£SCI and EnviroCow 

  • How to start a genetics conversation (group activity) 

  • Understanding the AHDB herd genetic report 

  • Genetics of FE  

Key Objectives 

  • Understanding how genetics and feed efficiency can impact a dairy farm’s carbon footprint 

  • Feel prepared to start a conversation about genetics with your dairy clients including practical consideration of heifer inventory 

  • Understand how to interpret the AHDB herd genetic report to aid conversations on farm

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Rose Jackson, Veterinary Consultant
Rose Jackson joins the Map of Ag Vet team with an established background in farm animal practice and dairy consultancy in the fields of bovine fertility, genetics, and sustainability.

After 20 years working in the farming industry, Rose has developed a comprehensive technical understanding of dairy farm management, genetics, fertility, and data analysis. During her time as a partner and clinical director at Scarsdale Vets, she also developed her leadership and business management skills, managing a team of 10 farm vets and sitting on the IVC clinical farm board.

In Rose’s previous role at Kite Consulting, she led a team providing evidence-based, strategic advice to drive genetic improvement across the dairy sector. Rose’s passion for sustainable farming practices, enable her to support farmers in making informed decisions that enhance both productivity and environmental sustainability. In addition, Rose is as a board member of the BCVA (British Cattle Veterinary Association), which helps her stay connected with the next generation of farm vets and to stay at the cutting edge of what is happening in the veterinary industry.

Rose is dedicated to fostering meaningful relationships within the industry, across the whole supply chain, and helping dairy clients achieve their goals.

Ticket Information

Sustainable Dairy Farming Starts with Genetics: Part 1 2026 (One ticket admits one delegate)
£90.00 exc. VAT
 

Date And Time

Wednesday, Oct 7, 2026 @ 02:30 PM (GMT) to
Wednesday, Oct 7, 2026 @ 04:30 PM (GMT)
 

Location

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