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- Dairy research is advancing with new methods to enhance farm animal nutrition and analyze milk composition.
- Researchers are focusing on improving disease management strategies in dairy herds.
- There is also a growing emphasis on developing functional dairy products that offer additional health benefits.
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Dairy research continues to evolve, exploring innovative approaches in farm animal nutrition, milk composition analysis, disease management and the development of functional dairy products [...].
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