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Indigenous Breeds: The Future of Climate-Resilient Dairy Production Systems
Climate change is creating increasing challenges for dairy production through rising temperatures, heat waves, drought, water scarcity and fluctuations in feed resources. These stresses can reduce productivity, reproductive efficiency, health and farm profitability. Conventional dairy breeding
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