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Producers should keep an eye on inbreeding within their herds, said Marco Winters, of AHDB.
With genetic selection comes inbreeding and Mr Winters explained that, historically, dairy farmers had been advised to aim for less than 6.25% inbreeding, but he said this was of little relevance today...
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