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The United States has set the standard for breeding technology. Bring U.S. genetics into your operation through artificial insemination and embryo transfer.
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- For cattle, using frozen semen from superior U.S. sires in your breeding herd is a cost-effective way to improve herd genetics
- Frozen semen from over 4,000 bulls is marketed each year — much more than any other country
- Over 20,000 bull calves are genomically tested annually — and only 1 in 27 are chosen for active AI service
- This selection pressure results in quickly finding the very best bulls
- Embryo transfer has become a widely used practice among U.S. cattle breeders; the use of superovulation and in vitro fertilization shortens the generation interval and accelerates genetic progress
- Genetics from top dams and sires are available through frozen embryos and can be easily shipped anywhere in the world
- Using this technique, you can conveniently add offspring from top U.S. matings to your herd