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‘Landmark’ EBLEX project could add £150m annually to farm profits

12/01/2015

EBLEX, the UKS’ beef and lamb association, has secured £1.75 million funding for a selective breeding project which it hopes will improve the sustainability and competitiveness of the UK beef industry The four-year project will be carried out by EBLEX with Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) and has a projected increase in farm-level profit of 39%...

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